Capt. Mahama’s killers could weaken prosecution’s case - Egbert Faibille Jnr

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• Yoofi 8 years ago

  In Ghana talk-true slaps work efficienctly and quickly.
  
  Where the number of suspects are very high the police have impoverised on the method by getting the suspects to dish out DIY (do-it-yourself) slaps to each other. The ...
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  In Ghana talk-true slaps work efficienctly and quickly.
  
  Where the number of suspects are very high the police have impoverised on the method by getting the suspects to dish out DIY (do-it-yourself) slaps to each other. The one who is soft on the slaps usually receives a one-time capacity-building training from the policeman standing behind him!
  
  I think American and British Police should come to Ghana and learn how such a high-tech evidence extractor works.
  
  In less than 1 week they would be able to identify all the terrorists amongst the 23,000 being investigators.

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• Salifu 8 years ago

  How can the suspects be transported in one car?It is also not advisable to keep them together.

  How can the suspects be transported in one car?It is also not advisable to keep them together.

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• Tuffact 8 years ago

  A good point, Egbert. Let's hope the prosecution act on it immediately.

  A good point, Egbert. Let's hope the prosecution act on it immediately.

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• Jimmy 8 years ago

  Massa you are on point, the prosecutor's should separate them quickly.

  Massa you are on point, the prosecutor's should separate them quickly.

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• Mr Eagles 8 years ago

  I was shocked when I saw the culprits were been transport together. This shows Ghana Police Service is lacking professionalism.
  Where on earth will this happened.

  I was shocked when I saw the culprits were been transport together. This shows Ghana Police Service is lacking professionalism.
  Where on earth will this happened.

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• Truth 8 years ago

  Egbert Fabille Jnr. a Ghanaian or from a different jurisdiction. Better elect yourself to defend the culprits pro bono to enrich jurisprudence in Ghana capitalising on the flaws detected. This is nothing short of advertising ...
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  Egbert Fabille Jnr. a Ghanaian or from a different jurisdiction. Better elect yourself to defend the culprits pro bono to enrich jurisprudence in Ghana capitalising on the flaws detected. This is nothing short of advertising for legal services. The motive might also be preparing the minds of the public to another "Nolli Prosequi" from the NPP.

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• ST. GHFUO, BLACK EXCELLENCE! 8 years ago

  THE RESOURCES ARENT AVAILABLE. PRISONS N HOLDING CELLS ARE FULL SARDINES,........WELCOME TO GH

  THE RESOURCES ARENT AVAILABLE. PRISONS N HOLDING CELLS ARE FULL SARDINES,........WELCOME TO GH

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