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The Ghana Police Service has clarified why the bodyguard of the Madina MP, Francis-Xavier Sosu, has been interdicted.
In a statement, the police explained that Inspector Daniel Agbavor has been interdicted on the grounds of alleged misconduct.
"He is alleged to have recklessly driven into a crowd after a protest last Monday, 25th October 2021, in the Madina Constituency, directly endangering the lives of two Senior Officers and other civilians.
"The two officers have officially reported the incident to the Police Administration for investigations and possible disciplinary action."
The service further noted that the Parliamentary Protection Unit has been tasked to assign a new guard to the MP.
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