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Probe KTI police brutality – Sosu tells IGP

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  • ...AGBESI KWESI 7 years ago

    Vegeance time for NDC Police

  • Fatima 7 years ago

    No one should make politics out of this. The police should be allowed to enforce the law without any fear or favour. A similar behaviour of some students at a secondary school near Elmina nearly lynched the headteacher but ...
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  • $AINT GHFUO, BLACK EXCELLENCE! 7 years ago

    U SHOULD CALL FOR BACKUP N ARREST ROWDY STUDENTS. NOT BEAT THEM LIKE ARM ROBBERS. KUMASI POLICE AFUOM TRAINING. WHOEVER INSTIGATED THIS BEATING MUST BE FIRED...KIDS HVE RIGHTS. ARE THEY THIEVES?

  • Jackson 7 years ago

    Hey!Ghana police Force,go and clash with NPP's Incivible Forces who have taken over government offices,cars,public toilets and tormenting of NDC supporters through lawlessness.These students don't deserve these kind force exe ...
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  • Fatima 7 years ago

    Hooligans are dangerous than thieves. You people should stop this I have right, right thing and remember that it comes with responsibility. Protection of life and property is the mandate of police and they are permitted to us ...
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  • jyga 7 years ago

    Fatima, please stop your nonsense. The kids were jubilating because of their performance in sports and even though I don't support them blocking the road, it appears from the report that police did not use proper means to dis ...
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  • researchers 7 years ago

    the fact that u've been given an opportunity to serve as a law enforcer does not give u any room to infringe on students right. Even tertiary students block roads during float times yet no wahala. is it by force to be a polic ...
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  • D. Osei-Antwi 7 years ago

    I found the suggestion by my learned friend laudable. Yet, upon reading through his commentss, I realized that he was much uninformed of the subject and I will advise that as a lawyer, he ought to check his facts very well be ...
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