Death In Krofrom: Kofi Boakye's posture surprises me

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• Dessie 9 years ago

  ..Being said to be policy responsible for the unfortunate dealth;youth must also be thought to avoid confrontation with police since if you confront law enforcement;you are setting yourself into danger by provocatively enligh ...
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  ..Being said to be policy responsible for the unfortunate dealth;youth must also be thought to avoid confrontation with police since if you confront law enforcement;you are setting yourself into danger by provocatively enlighten law enforcement into action;Ghanaian you are non-abiding law expecially in Kumasi where the city is hijack by politic;there is no rule of law;there must be law abiding ,there must be policing and there must be protection on people's property

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• Obumpa 9 years ago

  Where did you get the information that this young boy confronted the police or that he provoked the police? Police in Ghana now are thugs in police uniform and they are protecting each other as the rest of the people perished ...
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  Where did you get the information that this young boy confronted the police or that he provoked the police? Police in Ghana now are thugs in police uniform and they are protecting each other as the rest of the people perished. Their job is to protect the public!

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• Okonko Palm 9 years ago

  I agree with you since under legal causation the result must be caused by a culpable act, there is no requirement that the act of the defendant was the only cause, there must be no novus actus interveniens and the defendant m ...
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  I agree with you since under legal causation the result must be caused by a culpable act, there is no requirement that the act of the defendant was the only cause, there must be no novus actus interveniens and the defendant must take his victim as he finds him (thin skull rule).
  
  So whether he had had a prior history of heart problem or not the action of the police was the immediate cause of death hence the thin skull rule.
  
  As to whether the force used by law enforcement officers during an intervention was or was not appropriate must entail an analysis of the circumstances that surrounded the intervention.
  
  However resisting arrest and behaving in an overtly hostile manner toward a law enforcement officer may justify the use of force by the officer and serve to break the causal connection with any harm suffered.

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• jka 9 years ago

  By protecting these criminal elements in the police, Kofi Boakye has acted cowardly. it appears there no law that protect the brutalities of the security forces against the citizenry. the people will loose their confidence in ...
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  By protecting these criminal elements in the police, Kofi Boakye has acted cowardly. it appears there no law that protect the brutalities of the security forces against the citizenry. the people will loose their confidence in the police and begin to arm themselves.

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• ERIC 9 years ago

  IT IS TIME THAT THE LAW WORK, IT DOES NOT MATTER WHAT KILLED THE BOY, WHAT MATER HERE NOW, HOW COME BEFORE THE DEATH OCCUR, THAT IS THE CAUSE, SO THE POLICE PEOPLE MUST BE DEAL WITH SERIOUS, COS THE CAUSE THE DEATH OF THE BOY ...
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  IT IS TIME THAT THE LAW WORK, IT DOES NOT MATTER WHAT KILLED THE BOY, WHAT MATER HERE NOW, HOW COME BEFORE THE DEATH OCCUR, THAT IS THE CAUSE, SO THE POLICE PEOPLE MUST BE DEAL WITH SERIOUS, COS THE CAUSE THE DEATH OF THE BOY.

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• Dessie 9 years ago

  stop that reckless and ridiculous comments and let Law enforcement do their work to safeguard ghanaians

  stop that reckless and ridiculous comments and let Law enforcement do their work to safeguard ghanaians

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