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Organizers Of Sir John’s Funeral Continue To Walk Free But You Dare Arrest #FixTheCountry Campaigners – Sam George Slams Police
Ningo Prampram lawmaker, Sam George has chided the Ghana Police Service for arresting some #FixTheCountry campaigners on the premises of the High Court complex on Friday.
The campaigners which included socialite, Efia Odo were arrested for unlawful gathering while holding placards and taking photographs while the court was on recess.
Reacting to the incidence, Sam George questioned why the police will igbnore organizers of late Sir John’s funeral who blatantly ignored Covid-19 protocols and go after the #FixTheCountry campaigners.
“You would have expected the Police service to go about shutting down the funeral of Sir John, or the crowds that we are seeing accompany His Excellency, the President as he is campaigning, those are unlawful assemblies. I mean the crowds that have been lined up – the school children lined up intentionally to await the arrival of the President, is an unlawful assembly. It is an unlawful gathering, did they seek the Public Order Act?
“You think that the arrest of these protestors was just on the whimps and caprices of the Police? You think it is not because somebody also called and said these people are causing a nuisance and making the government unpopular so go and arrest?
“If someone sitting somewhere thinks these people are creating a nuisance and making the government look bad, so let’s teach them a lesson, you would want to expect them to use that power for good,” he suggested.
