A 29-year-old disc jockey employed at Mankessim's Coastal FM, named Kwame Egyama, who also worked as a taxi driver, has been discovered lifeless within a police cell in Mankessim, located in the Central Region.

Egyama had been apprehended by the Jedu Police after he refused to comply with a routine police inspection. Subsequently, he was placed in police custody but was tragically found deceased within the cell the following day.

This unfortunate event has ignited a wave of outrage within the community, with numerous individuals demanding justice. Calls have been made for the police to conduct a thorough inquiry into the matter and ensure that those responsible are brought to justice.

The family of the deceased has expressed profound shock at the incident and has fervently called for a comprehensive investigation into the circumstances surrounding Egyama's death.

“There was a window at the cell and it would have been difficult for someone to commit a crime. What I heard was that after he committed the act the policemen on duty heard loud noise. They quickly rushed him to the hospital.

“He was not dead at the time but died while at the hospital. I want to know why no family member was present when they took him to the hospital.”