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Police Chief Inspector’s car burns to ashes with ‘important’ documents, other items
The vehicle of a police Chief Inspector got burnt to ashes together with all of its contents.
On 21st February, 2021, the Chief Inspector, Timothy Nartey who is a station officer of Kyekyewere Police Station in the Eastern Region was traveling to Kumasi with his private Toyota RAV 4 with Registration number GR 774 W.
He was in the company of two mechanics when the car caught fire. According to police reports sighted MyNewsGh.com, he said upon reaching a section of the road at Tetrem Abijan Nkwanta on the Kumasi highway the vehicle caught fire and got burnt.
The items that hot burnt included personal documents, handcuff, money and other valuables which were in the vehicle.
There is an investigation on the cause of the fire which is yet to be ascertained.
Source: MyNewsGh.com
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