17th September 2024 2:51:25 PM
1 min readThe Ghana Police Service (GPS) has refuted claims about a shooting incident at the Electoral Commission (EC) office in Kumasi, assuring the public that no demonstrators were harmed.
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In response to circulating reports, the police clarified that there were no injuries among protesters during the demonstration.
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A police statement released on Tuesday explained that a group of demonstrators had tried to enter the EC office compound, violating the pre-agreed arrangements. Officers intervened to prevent the situation from escalating further.
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The GPS also urged the media to ensure accurate reporting to avoid spreading false information.
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However, it was confirmed that tensions flared in Kumasi as police deployed teargas to disperse NDC supporters who clashed with law enforcement during the 'Enough is Enough' protest.
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Reports indicate that one protester sustained injuries and was taken to the hospital for medical attention.
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There were also incidents where protesters attempted to attack a police officer, who had to seek shelter in a nearby residence.
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Another officer reportedly suffered injuries after being assaulted by demonstrators.
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