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The Police Administration is yet to identify the murderers of the the New Patriotic Party vice chairman who was shot dead in his home at Taifa.
The deceased Baah was gunned down by alleged armed robbers when he picked up his gun in self defence.
According to Domie Kwabenya Divisional Commander, ASP Afriyie Ameyaw, the police is treating the case as purely an armed robbery incident.
He however told Joy News his administration has so far lifted some finger impressions for identification.
ASP Ameyaw says following the incident patrol in the area has been intensified to beef up protection for residents.
Credit: Joy News
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