In a post on social media on Wednesday, the Police said a newspaper report in the Daily Guide edition of Wednesday, April 24, 2019, titled “T’di Girls Rescued” is false and cannot be confirmed by the Police.
The Police in a statement assured the families of the kidnapped girls and the public that they are working tirelessly with partner agencies to rescue the kidnapped girls.
"Police have assigned liaison officers in Takoradi to coordinate information between Police and the families of the kidnapped girls and encourage family leadership to cooperate with the assigned officers," the statement reads.
The statement also reminded journalists to desist from publishing news without verification from authorized Police sources.Read the entire statement below;
The attention of the Police Administration has been drawn to a Newspaper report in the Daily Guide edition of Wednesday April 24, 2019 titled “T’di Girls Rescued” and wish to state that the report is false and cannot be confirmed by the Police.
The Police Administration is, however, assuring families of the kidnapped girls and the public that we are working tirelessly with partner agencies to rescue the kidnapped girls.
Police have assigned liaison officers in Takoradi to coordinate information between Police and the families of the kidnapped girls and encourage family leadership to cooperate with the assigned officers.
Journalists, Publishers, Editors and Producers are hereby reminded to desist from publishing news without verification from authorized Police sources.
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