Kwesi Pratt Finally Breaks Silence On Murdered Police In Ablekuma

A seasoned journalist, Kwesi Pratt, has raised concerns about the bullion van attack at Ablekuma Fanmilk in Accra, which resulted in the death of a police officer.

A police officer guarding a bullion van that reportedly halted at a gas station to refuel its tank was fatally shot by four armed robbers.

A CCTV camera captured the moment when armed bandits on a motorcycle ambushed the van after it had parked at the gas station.The robbers stole a quantity of cash and a firearm from the deceased police officer.Speaking on Peace FM's "Kokrokoo" morning show, Kwesi Pratt posed some pertinent concerns regarding the incident, which he found puzzling."The thief who exited the vehicle was armed; how did the police officer miss him approaching the vehicle?

Also, what was the bullion van doing at a gas station, and if it was going to collect money, what precautionary measures were taken?

"Why wasn't the police officer wearing an armored uniform?" he questioned, emphasizing his inability to comprehend the occurrence."Perhaps the police officer would have survived if he had been wearing a bulletproof vest," he continued.Mr.

Pratt also voiced concern regarding the treatment of police officers in the United States, lamenting that they are under-resourced and must be safeguarded."What crime have the Police committed against us to deserve all of this?" he demanded, adding, "the Police also need protection...It's time to take care of the Police."