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A 34-year-old commercial driver, Isaac Eshun, has allegedly been beaten to death at Gomoa Achiase in the Gomoa Central District of the Central Region following a misunderstanding with the owner of the vehicle he was driving.
The deceased’s brother, Samuel Eshun, alleged that Isaac had a misunderstanding with his employer, after which the vehicle owner reportedly called some residents of the community to assault him.
According to Samuel, the assailants allegedly subjected his brother to severe beatings, leaving him unconscious.
Isaac was subsequently rushed to the Gomoa Achiase Health Centre for medical attention but was pronounced dead on arrival.
The family is calling for a thorough investigation into the circumstances surrounding his death and is demanding justice for the deceased.
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