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Home » Farmer Who Allegedly Murdered Two People At Tepa-Bemfa Appears Court Today
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Farmer Who Allegedly Murdered Two People At Tepa-Bemfa Appears Court Today

adminBy adminJune 22, 2022

 

June 22, 2022

By: Isaac Nsiah Foster

A 30-year old farmer Aladago Godfred popularly known as Godey has allegedly killed two people at Tepa-Bemfa a village in Ahafo Ano North municipal in Ashanti region.

Speaking to Tepa Divisional Crime Officer Vincent Adottey on Fox fm’s evening talk show dubbed Ewiase b3n ni with Agya Wusu aka The Gong, he explained that the suspect accused the deceased family of allowing their flocks to feed in his farm.

According to the Divisional Crime Officer the suspect Godfred Aladago went to the house of the deceased persons and allegedly killed Asibi and Raheal instantly.

After killing them he again went to Asibi’s husband, Kofi Elijah’s Rice farm but luckily for Elijah he firstly saw Godey and run away.

Aladago Godfred later came to Tepa divisional police station to report that someone wanted to take his life not knowing that the police has already got the information and as result effect his arrest and detention at Tepa police custody Chief Superintendent Vincent Adottey hinted.

He stressed some relatives of the deceased persons finally came in to report the incident to the police and met the suspect at the police and confirmed the incident.

Chief Superintendent Vincent Adottey further revealed the man reported Himself To Police After Killing woman and her younger sister.

Fox fm’s check prove that the suspect Aladago Godfred will be arranged today Wednesday June 22, 2022 before the law court by the police prosecution to seek for his remand in custody for further investigation to be conducted.

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