Tarkwa: Father kills radio presenter for chasing his daughter (PHOTO)
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The whole of Tarkwa township has been in a state of utter shock since Sunday, November 27, 2016 when news of the tragic death of a popular radio presenter got to them in the late afternoon.
The deceased, Kojo Quayson, 46 who works with Dynamite fm and doubles as a safety officer with Goldfields Ghana Limited was reported to have been attached by the father of a lady he (the Presenter) has been going out with.
Deep throat sources tell YOURS IN THE INDEFATIGABLE SERVICE OF GHANA Nhyiraba Paa Kwesi Simpson the father of the lady trailed the two love birds to a popular joint called Rapaloma Bay at Tarkwa, attacked the presenter and hit him with a stick making him collapse as a result.
Some good Samaritans rushed the presenter to the hospital but was pronounced dead shortly on arrival.
The body has since been deposited at Tarkwa Government Hospital whilst the suspect is in the Police grips assisting with investigations.
The whereabout of the daughter(name withheld) is yet to be known.
Author: Nhyiraba Paa Kwesi Simpson
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The police officer in charge of the case should investigate this case very well, and the suspect should be sent to the REGIONAL POLICE HEADQUARTERS , immediately to enable the police do their job free and fair