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With the rate of police abuse and unlawful checks on the rise, JoyNews' The Law will like to explore the angle to find out how to curb the menace.
Host, Samson Anyenini will sit down with the Head of Education, Research and Training of the MTTD Ghana Police Service, Supt Alexander Obeng and Head of Opoku Agyei and Co. Julius Opoku Agyei to discuss the issue.
They will enlighten viewers on their rights when they encounter the police on the road.
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