The matter of Farouk Adams, the Aduana Stars defender involved in the alleged hit and run of a young Police officer, has been transferred from the Wamfie Magistrates Court to the Sunyani High Court.
DSP Francis Akwasi Asante, Wamfie District Police Commander gives the insight of the story:
“About three days ago, one of our men, Constable Amos Mantey was on snap check duty with other colleagues at Asuotiano on the Berekum road. He sought permission to go to town to buy mosquito repellent with a motorbike at around 7 pm.”
“While he was not returning around 10 pm, the other colleagues at the post made several phone calls to the office and some friends but he was not picking.”
“The next day(Tuesday), someone called to inform the police that there has been a motor accident but he does not know the person so his colleagues rushed to the place and found that it was their colleague who sought permission. He was lying in the bush without life.”
“We realised it was hit and run so we started an investigation. We saw that there was red paint on his motorbike so we suspected that the car involved was red.”
“Fortunately, for us, we got someone who had a CCTV camera that captured the car and where it parked after the incident. We took the number of the car and checked from DVLA for the owner of the vehicle.”
“It led to one Adams Farouk who is a player of Aduana Stars Football Club.”
“Because of what happened they took the vehicle to Sunyani to change the doors and other things but we were able to retrieve it. Currently, the car is in the custody of the police.”
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