Corporal Godzi Frederick Amanor of Accra Regional Police Operations Unit who was filmed brutally assaulting a nursing mother at the Midlands Savings and Loans Company in Ghana, has been indicted and is being processed for court.

The Ghanaian officer sparked an outrage on Friday, and was condemned by many after a disturbing video of him ruthlessly attacking a nursing mother while she was holding her baby surfaced online.

In a statement by the Ghana Police Service, they disclosed that No. 50260 Lance Corporal Godzi Frederick Amanor, has been interdicted and being processed for court on all applicable criminal charges.

The statement also confirmed that his uniform and all other police accouterments have been taken from him, pending internal disciplinary proceedings.


Read the statement below;
"No. 50260 Lance Corporal Godzi Frederick Amanor is in police custody and being processed for Court on all applicable criminal charges.

He has also been interdicted and his uniform and all other police accoutrements taken from him, pending internal disciplinary proceedings.

Investigation has also commenced into the conduct of officials of the Midland Savings and Loans Limited, where the incident happened and all persons who are implicated would face the full rigours of the law."

https://www.torimill.com/2018/07/update-policeman-who-assaulted-a-nursing-mother-in-ghana-has-been-indicted-and-processed-for-court.html

Lalasticlala Mynd44 Dominique

The bank staff that allowed this rubbish on the premises will go Scot free? They deserve to be sacked and indicted as well

African police are the same. No difference in them.

Saw a clip where the Ghanaian president spoke against the guy action in a public function, this is a far cry from what happens in naija where our leaders careless.....the outcry against SARS On social media has not been addressed by the presidency but if opposition tweets they are quick to respond

processed for court on all applicable criminal charges.

I like this. All applicable criminal charges

At least it happened just once in Ghana and they are taking actions but in my country it happens everyday and no action is taken

rather praises