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The body of a military man believed to be a National Security operative has been discovered in the Kpeshi Lagoon on the Labadi-Teshie road.
The deceased (name withheld), identified only as a Warrant Officer (WO) in the Ghana Army, was found dead in his Toyota Land Cruiser 2002 model in the lagoon by some commuters.
Police suspect that the driver might have lost control of the vehicle while over-speeding at dawn.
The police have however not ruled out foul play pending a conclusive investigation into the matter.
The Police worked with military personnel to pull the Land Cruiser with registration number, GR 843 -09, from the ditch.
Police Inspector J. Dadson said the family of the deceased will be briefed by the military in due course.
The body of the deceased has since been deposited at the 37 Military Hospital morgue.
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