Welcome,

Sign in to continue

x

SIGN IN

  • New here?
  • Create an account
  • Forgot password?

Welcome,

Sign in to continue

x

RESET PASSWORD

  • Already have an account?
  • Sign in

Hello,

Sign up to get started

Terms and conditions

The following terms and conditions apply if you want to submit content (articles, photos, adverts, etc.) to GhanaWeb:
  • You are only allowed to submit content which you have created yourself.
  • You are not allowed to upload photos from another person pretending it is you.
  • No nudity, pornography and any unlawful content is permitted.
  • You grant GhanaWeb the right to publish and use your content.
  • You allow GhanaWeb to communicate with you using the info you provide.
  • GhanaWeb reserves the right to reject/remove your content without explanation.
x

REGISTER

  • Already have an account?
  • Sign in
  • Surname
  • Other names
  • Email
  • Phone
  • Select your date of birth
  • Gender
  • Password
  • Confirm Password
  • Do you accept the terms?

    • By continuing, you agree to the Terms & Privacy Policy
    Desktop Logo
    youtube Icon Facebook Icon Twitter Icon
    Self Service Advert Sitemap Partners About Us
    Sign up Login
    • Home
    • News
    • Sports
    • Business
    • Entertainment
    • Africa
    • GhanaWeb TV
    • Opinions
    • Memories
    • Cartoons
    • Say It Loud
    • Real Estate
    Home - DiasporaCommunity News (World)Community News ()Events inYour PhotosPassportsMissions AbroadDual Citizenship...

    News

    You are here: Home → News → Diaspora → 2004 04 28 → Article 56790

    Diaspora News of Wednesday, 28 April 2004

    Source: --

    2004-04-28

    Amadou Diallo - A Ghanaian ?

    « Prev

    Next »

    Comments (0)

    Listen to Article

    • Share:
    • WhatsApp
    • Facebook
    • Twitter

    According to an article, in the New York Post, titled "Diallo Bill" (read), police-shooting victim Amadou Diallo was a Ghanaian.

    This is what the New York Post wrote:

    Diallo, 24, a street peddler from Ghana, was killed in the vestibule of his Bronx apartment building in a hail of gunfire by four cops on Feb. 4, 1999.

    The officers said they believed Diallo had been reaching for a gun, although it turned out he was unarmed and holding only his wallet. The cops were acquitted at a criminal trial, and the city later settled a lawsuit brought by the Diallo family for $3 million.

    Comments:
    This article has no comments yet,
    be the first to comment

    Sportsleading sports icon

    A picture of Arthur Wharton

    Arthur Wharton: Remembering Ghana's football pioneer

    Businessleading business icon

    Deputy Superintendent of Police (DSP) Francis Nimo

    Ashanti Region: nearly GH¢250,000 lost in five attacks on MoMo vendors – Police

    Entertainmentleading entertainment icon

    Nigerian musician Davido with his wife Chioma Adeleke

    Davido features wife in 'Already Falling' music video

    Africaleading africa news icon

    A man carrying water bottles walks down a dusty street in Hamanskraal

    South African activists push back on data centre rush

    Opinionsleading opinion icon

    GAIA emphasised that incineration is a mismatch for local waste streams and is financially risky

    Africa's waste crisis misguided by incineration – Ghana at risk

    Desktop Logo
    Navigation Links
    Home News Sports Business Entertainment Africa GhanaWeb TV Opinions Cartoon Say It loud
    Useful links
    About Us Advertising FAQ Sitemap Privacy Policy

    Copyright © 1994 - 2026 GhanaWeb. All rights reserved.