WEST HILLS MALL KILLING: RESIDENTS IN MPATABA INVOKED COURSES ON ALLEGED KILLERS

Some residents in Mpataba, in the Jomoro district of the Western Region of Ghana, have invoked curses on the alleged killers of Shadrach Allu.

Shadrach Allu, a native of Mpataba  was allegedly killed by a  policeman and a security guard at West Hills Mall in Accra last week. He died after allegedly being tasered by the guard.

This development has led some residents  of Mpataba to protest on the main road near a stream (deity) to invoke curses on persons involved in the killing of their kinsman.

They called on the town gods to deal with the alleged perpetrators and their families.

Meanwhile, the Member of Parliament for the constituency, Dorcas Affo Toffey, and family members of the late Shadrach Aluu have held a press conference demanding justice for the late Shadrach Aluu.

Docas Affo Toffey, reading the press statement on behalf of the family, demanded that an independent investigation be conducted to ascertain the truth behind the killing of Shadrach.

She appealed to the President of the Republic to urgently condemn the act, as he did for George Floyd in the US.

Parents of the late Shadrach Aluu also in an interview said that their son left behind a four-year-old boy who needed to be catered for and therefore demanded compensation from the state.