The Marine Police Department of the Ghana Police Service (GPS) has assured members of the public and the families of Ghanaian musician Theophilus Tagoe, also known as Castro, and Janet Bandu, Castro’s friend, that it has not abandoned the search for the two at the Volta Estuary at Ada.
The jet ski allegedly used by the musician and his friend has been impounded by the Ada District Police Command, pending forensic examination by marine engineers.
- Full-scale investigations
The department has also launched a full-scale investigations into the circumstances surrounding the suspected drowning of Ghanaian musician and his lady friend.
Two bodies washed ashore, one at Anyanui in the Volta Region and the recent one at the Sakumono Beach in Tema, have also been handed over to police forensic experts for further examination.
According to the Director General in charge of Research, Planning and ICT, with oversight responsibility for the Marine Police, Commissioner of Police (COP) Mr David Asante-Apeatu, who disclosed this to the Daily Graphic in Accra, said the police were doing everything possible to bring closure to the case.
He said the Marine Police Department would continue with their patrols
at the Volta Estuary, with the view to finding the victims, dead or
alive, as soon as practicable.
Source: Graphics.com.gh
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