Published
5 years agoon
By
Adubianews
Four persons has been shot when some protesting youth of Ejura Sekyeredumase clashed with the military and police officers.
The angry youth took the street following a mob attack that led to the death of social activist, Ibrahim Mohammed popularly known as Kaaka, in the community.

The youth stormed the police station on Tuesday morning to inquire about the extent of the crime investigation, stressing that they want no stone unturned in bringing the perpetrators to book.
The police told them two person have been arrested but the angry youth did not take their word for it.
The youth hit the street and were met by the military and the police.
Three security officials were seen in a horizontal line with a water canon charging on the protestors. The military started shooting into the sky but at the some point started shooting into the crowd.
Two people were hit, and the crowd scattered, with some of the protestors running to seek shelter in nearby houses.
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