Pastor Assaulted in Police Custody Demands Public Apology and Compensation From Ghana Police Service
Apostle Daniel Junior Yaw Adjei has demanded a public apology and financial compensation from the Ghana Police Service following allegations of assault while in custody. The pastor claims he was slapped by officers and humiliated during an investigation into alleged derogatory remarks.
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The case highlights concerns regarding police conduct and the treatment of individuals in custody within the Ghanaian legal system.
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Apostle Daniel Junior Yaw Adjei, who was invited by the Ghana Police Service in connection with alleged derogatory remarks about Prophet Mohammed, has demanded both a formal apology and financial compensation from the police, citing assault and humiliation he says he suffered at the Police Headquarters.
Speaking in an interview with Blakk Rasta , the pastor said he was physically slapped on police premises and that the incident was made worse when a CID officer later denied it occurred.
Apostle Daniel Junior Yaw Adjei says he was assaulted and humiliated at the Police Headquarters Source: Facebook "It was a slap and the CID even challenged me on that I'm lying and nobody slapped me," he alleged.
Apostle Daniel demands public apology and compensation from Ghana Police after his alleged slap
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