Aggrey PTA demands police apology over false arrest claims

ByEnigma 808

A police press release naming six juveniles just blew up in the Ghana Police Service’s face after the accused school’s PTA called the whole thing fabricated.

Aggrey Memorial PTA fires back hard

  • Parents want a full apology from the Ghana Police.
  • PTA says no students were arrested or involved.
  • Cape Coast press conference flatly denied everything published.
  • The association labeled the police statement outright false.

Police version of the Pedu Junction incident

  • Six students were allegedly handed over on February 20.
  • An Adisadel College student was supposedly jumped and robbed.
  • Stolen items reportedly included an iPhone 17 Pro Max.
  • GH¢1,400 in cash and shoes were allegedly taken.

PTA flips the script entirely

  • The Aggrey students were actually the ones being chased.
  • Armed Adisadel students allegedly pursued them in a group.
  • Fire Service personnel told the kids to shelter at the police HQ.
  • Staff drove students to Kotokuraba to help investigators.

Naming juveniles sparks outrage

  • Publishing the full names of minors was called heartbreaking.
  • PTA condemned the rushed release of that information.
  • No complaint was ever filed against Aggrey students.
  • The school doubled down on its disciplinary track record.

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