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Some irate youth of Asokore Mampong in Kumasi have vandalised the Asawase Police Station, following the alleged killing of a young man by the police, Sunday evening.
The youth claim, 32-year-old, Silaha Talifu who was arrested in a police swoop in the area, was manhandled by the police, leading to his death.
Louvre blades of windows and benches at the station were destroyed by the youth who pelted stones and other materials at the station.
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