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Oliver Barker-Vormawor arrested, say police

The police have arrested Oliver Barker-Vormawor, a leader of the Democracy Hub group, an official statement from the Ghana Police Service has announced.

The police earlier launched a manhunt for Barker-Vormawor on suspicion of committing various unlawful acts during a protest blocking the road intersection of the 37 Military Hospital in Accra.

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He was pictured in a video clip, since gone viral, turning off the engine of a police van, taking the keys from the ignition and running away with them.

The police had earlier also arrested a number of Democracy Hub demonstrators who engaged in acts of lawlessness, including blocking the road, pushing over police crash barriers and obstructing traffic at the 37 intersection.

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Read the statement from the Ghana Police Service below:

Three-day protest

Democracy Hub announced its intention to hold a three-day protest from 21-23 September 2024 at the Revolutionary Square, across Liberation Road from Jubilee House in Accra. The protest, organised under the theme “A New Constitution for a New Generation”, aims to turn a spotlight on pressing national issues.

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In a formal statement, Democracy Hub confirmed that it has notified the Inspector General of Police, Dr George Akuffo Dampare, in compliance with the Public Order Act 1994.

Source; Asaaseradio

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