Audio By Carbonatix
The Committee set up to investigate the disappearance of 67 parcels of cocaine from the police exhibit room says it might have to postpone the presentation of an interim report.
The Committee was scheduled to present an interim report to the Interior Ministry today Friday, March 7, 2008.
It has however postponed the presentation to enable it to include recommendations of the former CID Director of the police service, David Asante Apeatu who had been out of town for some time.
The Committee Chairman and Member of Parliament for Evalue-Gwira told Joy News that the expertise of Mr. Apeatu was needed to complete the committee’s report.
He said the Interior Minister was being consulted to find out whether Mr. Apeatu’s recommendations should be included in the report.
The Committee was set up to investigate the circumstances under which cocaine kept in police custody either got missing or replaced with some other substances.
DISCLAIMER: The Views, Comments, Opinions, Contributions and Statements made by Readers and Contributors on this platform do not necessarily represent the views or policy of Multimedia Group Limited.
Tags:
DISCLAIMER: The Views, Comments, Opinions, Contributions and Statements made by Readers and Contributors on this platform do not necessarily represent the views or policy of Multimedia Group Limited.
Latest Stories
-
US Embassy recognised NSA, GFA and GTA as separate entities for visa applications – Sports Minister’s aide
6 minutes -
Only 30% of Ghanaian teachers satisfied with their jobs – CAPCOE data reveals
17 minutes -
Communities affected by construction of Akosombo Dam urge government to speed up compensation process
39 minutes -
World Cup visa scandal: Sports Ministry not shielding anyone – Sports Minister’s special aide
60 minutes -
World Cup visa scandal: Over 30 people misrepresented as GTA board members to US Embassy – Vincent Assafuah alleges
1 hour -
Fire destroys wooden structure near Yesu Mo Villa at Bush Road
1 hour -
NDC threatens sanctions over oversized campaign posters, gives aspirants 5 days to comply
2 hours -
Star Oil paid GH¢2.7bn in taxes, levies in nine months of 2026
2 hours -
Samson’s Take: The rule of law is cheaper before the bulldozer
2 hours -
GRA blames system failure for delay in issuing receipt over passenger’s customs duty
3 hours -
Livestream: Newsfile discusses World Cup visa scandal, beach demolitions, education strikes, BRICS bid
3 hours -
NC-PTAs welcomes end of teachers’ strike, urges parents to prepare children for Monday
3 hours -
Government procures over 2,000 transformers as Ghana’s electricity access hits 89.13% – Energy Minister
3 hours -
UTAG-UG threatens strike on October 19 over unpaid allowance
3 hours -
Let The Constitution direct Chieftaincy to deliver “All Development Is Local”   Â
5 hours