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The Police have arrested a taxi driver for allegedly killing several persons for ritual purposes.
The taxi driver, Felix Ansah, 35, was arrested after he granted an interview to Onua TV on September 2, 2021, where he alleged that he had killed several persons for ritual purposes.
Following his admission of the alleged commission of such acts, he was arrested to assist in Police investigations.
The Police say “He will be put before court on Monday, September 13, 2021, to be placed on remand for thorough investigations into the allegations to continue.”
“Further updates will be communicated duly,” the Police added.
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