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A police officer in Ashaiman was rushed to Ashaiman Hospital for immediate medical attention after being targeted and struck by stones during a protest in the town. According to a report from 3news.com, the police officer was pelted with stones by unidentified individuals during an incident that is still under investigation.
The report states that the protest initially began peacefully but quickly escalated into violence when some of the demonstrators resorted to throwing stones at the police officers. One of the protesters has been apprehended by the police in connection with the assault.
The demonstration was organized by the Concerned Citizens of Ashaiman, who were expressing their grievances over the poor condition of the roads in their town. Ashaiman, being one of the most densely populated areas in the region, has been greatly affected by the deteriorating road infrastructure.
Among the participants in the protest was the Member of Parliament for Ashaiman, Ernest Henry Norgbey. He voiced his frustration, claiming that the current government, led by President Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo, has ignored their repeated pleas to address the road issues.
Residents of Ashaiman have long endured the hardships caused by the dilapidated roads, which have led to increased traffic congestion and delays in transportation. The Concerned Citizens of Ashaiman had hoped that their protest would draw attention to these issues and prompt government action.
The injured police officer is currently receiving medical treatment, and the authorities are actively investigating the incident. This incident highlights the urgent need for addressing the pressing road infrastructure problems in Ashaiman to prevent further unrest and maintain peace in the community.
