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East Legon Crash: Police Pursue Social Media Users Over Allegations Regarding the Location of Salifu Amoako’s Son

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East Legon Crash: Police Pursue Social Media Users Over Allegations Regarding the Location of Salifu Amoako’s Son

  • Police identify two social media accounts spreading misinformation about road crash in East Legon
  • Police listed the accounts as “prisywanlov1” and a Facebook account as “EmpressPapa A-Amigos”
  • Police reminded that publishing false information was a breach of the law under section 208 of the Criminal Offenses Act 1960 (Act 29).

Ghana Police Service Nonsense claims on the internet claiming to be a 16-year-old boy suspicious driver The son of Bishop Salifu Amoako, who was involved in the fatal accident in East Legon, is not in custody at Osu Prison.

Police also identified two social media accounts linked to the spread of these rumors.

East Legon Crash: Police Pursue Social Media Users Over Allegations Regarding the Location of Salifu Amoako's Son
Bishop Salifu Amoako’s son is the prime suspect in the crash. Source: Ghana Police Service/Bishop Elisha Salifu Amoako
Source: Facebook

In a statementHe listed their accounts as “prisywanlov1” and his Facebook account as “EmpressPapa A-Amigos” and said he was working to arrest them.

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Police reminded that publishing false information was a breach of the law under section 208 of the Criminal Offenses Act 1960 (Act 29).

Police reiterated that Amoako’s son was still detained at the Osu facility.

“We find it extremely unfortunate that a tragic incident that resulted in the loss of two beautiful souls has been exploited in an un-Ghanaian manner to draw attention to itself,” the police said.

12 October traffic accident Bishop Elisha Salifu involved Amoako’s son and accusations are being made against the preacher and his wife for allowing an unlicensed person to drive.

Footage of the accident showed that Amoako’s 16-year-old son, who was driving the vehicle, overspeeded and crashed into the back of the other vehicle involved in the accident.

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Amoako told the media and police at his last hearing, his young son.

While a total of seven people were involved in the accident, two people, Maame Dwomoh and Justine Agbenu, lost their lives.

The court requested the suspect’s passport

YEN.com.gh According to the juvenile court Accra Ghanaian and US passports of Amoako’s 16-year-old son requested to be delivered.

On November 1, 2024, the teenager appeared in court for the first time following his alleged role in the East Legon crash that claimed two lives.

Salifu Amoako’s son faced eight charges, including dangerous driving, to which he pleaded not guilty.

Source: YEN.com.gh

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