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The Nkaseimu Police in the Asunafo District of the Brong Ahafo Region, has released a detained crow for allegedly stealing a pen from the Chief Inspector of the station.
The crow which was detained for more than twenty four hours is suspected of being sent on a spiritual mission.
Speaking on Joy FM Wednesday afternoon, journalist Ankrah George of Nananom FM said he has been told of a power struggle between the Charge Officer and Crime Officer of the station.
“When I got there this morning, the crow had been tied and was weak,... not yet dead. The Charge Officer suspects it was sent to kill him”, he said.
According to the Charge Officer, he found the crow Tuesday morning on the counter holding the Chief Inspector's pen. He then reported the case to his boss who ordered the detention of the animal.
Meanwhile the Asunafo District Commander, Superintendent Twumasi Ankrah, has dismissed speculations that the crow might have been sent on a spiritual mission.
Dorcas Mensah/myjoyonline.com/Ghana
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