Everyday, he prays with his gun before going to work. In an interview, the wife of the Bullion Van Police breaks down in tears.

Amanda, the widow of Lance Corporal Amoah, the young police officer who was recently killed in the incident involving the bullion van, has broken her silence.

Amanda was interviewed by Kofi TV's Kofi Adomi Nwanwanii.

She could not contain her emotions as she described her husband's goodness and godliness.

She revealed that her spouse prays with his gun each morning before he leaves for work.

According to her, he kneels, raises his hands, and prays before he departs for work and after he returns, even when he does not have his gun.

She also mentioned that her spouse does not take his daily quiet time for granted; he always reads the Catholic daily manner during this time.

Thursday, June 21st, Lance Corporal Amoah was slain in Ablekuma Fanmilk at the Star Oil gas station.

Reports indicate that the armed bandits entered the venue in a black sedan and a motorcycle.

They fatally fired him in the arm and abdomen, resulting in his death.

The driver reportedly fled, and the robbers made off with an undisclosed quantity of money.

Currently, the incident is being investigated.