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Man who accused police for planting narcotics in his car detained

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The Ghana Police Service has arrested and accused the man behind the audio alleging the Police planted ‘wee’ in his vehicle for fabricating the entire incident.

The Police in a statement said per investigations, the man who introduced himself as Dr. Patrick Asiedu is rather called Patrick Aseidu and is an Uber driver.

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Read: Police begin investigation into alleged planting of narcotics in vehicles by its Officers

According to the police, the entire story including the supposed military intervention and alleged fight with the police is all false and a figment of the suspect’s imagination.

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The suspect has also in a separate audio tape said he has met with the Inspector-General of Police but the police said that is also untrue. Suspect Patrick Aseidu is in police custody and efforts are being to ensure he is brought to face justice.

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