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The Police in Kumasi have arrested a man suspected of killing the Manager of the Abrepo Main Branch of Ecobank.
Samuel Kwame Boadi is believed to be one of the three masked men who shot and killed the 39-year-old banker, Richard Sallah on Friday, December 5.
Luv FM's Erastus Asare Donkor reports, the police retrieved a laptop and a mobile phone stolen from the deceased's house which were in the possession of the suspect.
On Thursday, December 18, the police took Boadi to the scene of the crime and conducted a simulation exercise with the suspect, Erastus added.
Mr. Sallah's attackers broke into the banker's home at dawn, shot him point-blank and made away with a TV set, some cash and a laptop.
He was rushed to a nearby hospital, but hospital authorities pronounced him dead on arrival.
The 39-year-old banker was also a Reverend Minister at Lighthouse Chapel International.
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