Dear
@ghpoliceservice , shame on you all! So now you suddenly know about someone allegedly inciting violence? Where were you when a certain individual openly insulted and disrespected chiefs, prominent personalities, former presidents, Dr. Mahamudu Bawumia and his family, and even Otumfuo, among others? Instead of bringing the person you knew to account, you appeared to protect him, with police officers acting as bodyguards whenever he was in Ghana. Yet today, you are arresting people you claim are connected to a faceless individual while aggressively pursuing another whose identity is still unknown. No one advocates insults, nor does anyone take pleasure in making offensive or disparaging remarks about others. However, many believe that the current government benefited from a political culture in which individuals were encouraged to insult and disrespect high-profile politicians and public
figures.Today, you seem eager to issue public notices and make arrests. If justice is truly your objective, then start by dealing with those whose identities and actions were already known before pursuing anonymous persons. What is good for the goose is good for the gander. Law enforcement officers are expected to serve with dignity, professionalism, and impartiality. The Ghana Police Service must uphold the principles and values upon which it was established, rather than being perceived as selective in its actions. Citizens should be able to exercise their constitutional rights, including freedom of expression, within the limits of the law. Ghana Police, stop allowing yourselves to be used as a tool against the people of Ghana. Accountability is required of every institution, and ultimately, all actions will be judged by history. God bless our homeland Ghana. 🇬🇭
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