The Ghana police service has announced the arrest of a suspect who is believed to have committed a murder.
The Ghana Police Service has arrested a suspect named Solomon Kwame Boadu at Racecourse, a suburb of Sowutuom in the Greater Accra Region for the murder of Kwesi Wiafe, aged 73 and described as "disabled".
The arrest was effected by Police on the ceiling of the deceased's room, which means the suspect went into hiding after killing the decease.
According to the police on Twitter, minutes after the cold-blooded murder. A witness (name and description withheld) who heard the deceased shouting for help from his room at about 9:00 pm of 28th June 2021, called for police attention which they did not hesitate leading to the arrest. The deceased who was found in a pool of blood with multiple cuts on his head was pronounced dead at the Police Hospital. Upon a search conducted in the house of the suspect, Police retrieved a pistol.
Police commend the actions of the witness and appeals to anyone who has information relevant to establishing all the circumstances of the murder to provide the information to the Police at Sowutuom.
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