Shock in Ashanti Region as Taxi Driver Shot Dead by Alleged Armed Robbers

The incident occurred late Saturday night, marking a grim escalation in the area’s history of robbery incidents. According to local accounts, while the community has experienced previous robberies, this is the first known instance resulting in a fatality.

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The Afigya Kwabre North district in the Ashanti Region is in a state of shock and disbelief following the tragic death of 37-year-old taxi driver Amos Adusei.

He was fatally shot by suspected armed robbers on the Kwaman-Boaman road, a shocking event that has left the community reeling.

The incident occurred late Saturday night, marking a grim escalation in the area’s history of robbery incidents. According to local accounts, while the community has experienced previous robberies, this is the first known instance resulting in a fatality.

Isaac Adusei, the Assembly member for the Ahenkro electoral area and the deceased’s brother, confirmed the devastating event to Citi News. He recounted the initial confusion upon receiving a call reporting his brother’s involvement in an accident, only to discover upon arrival that Amos Adusei had been attacked and shot by the assailants.

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“The police came to our house and conducted their investigation,” Isaac Adusei explained. “They visited the mortuary where the body was deposited and informed us that a postmortem examination would be conducted today around 10 am. Following this procedure, the body will be released to the family.”

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As law enforcement authorities continue their investigations, the community is left to reflect on the tragic loss of Amos Adusei. This incident serves as a stark reminder of the heightened insecurity and the urgent need to address criminal activities in the region.

Source:newsghana.com.gh

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