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A 28-year-old man whose scrotum was cut open in an attack by thugs at Krobo Odumase says he has been rendered impotent.
David Ekow Bray and his brother were allegedly attacked after a disagreement between their mother and a contractor.
Their mother, Martha Bervell, has petitioned the Police Intelligence and Professionals Bureau to investigate some officers at Krobo Odumase for allegedly shielding the contractor.
David Bray said the attackers inflicted wounds on his scrotum, explaining that it was so deep to the extend that his testicles were exposed.
“I had a very deep cut on the left part of my scrotum... I was given so many stitches at that part,” he told Joy News.
Source: Joy News/Ghana
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