Suspect gives chilling details about the murder of Captain Mahama

One of the suspects in the murder of Captain Maxwell Mahama has given his own account of what led to the heinous act

Adam Mahama was the victim of mob justice by a group of residents in a town in the Upper Denkyira West District of the Central Region.
He was lynched to death by residents on suspicion of being an armed robber while he was jogging.

Four prime suspects arrested in connection with the incident have been sent to the Central Regional Police Headquarters in Cape Coast.
Speaking to the media, one of the suspects said Captain Mahama exchanged bullets with residents and that subsequently led to his killing.
“I chanced on him exchanging gunshots with residents of the area. I even had to leave my motorbike for protection before coming to pick it up later. He then stopped me and asked that I take him off the scene. He told me he is a military personnel. He wanted to be taken to the police station. The town folks had not arrived yet.
“Right after getting on board, he alighted. I also left my motorbike and followed him while they exchanged bullets. When he got to where the speed bump was, he stopped a truck which was heading towards and got on board but alighted when the residents shot the truck. Then a tractor approached him and the driver thought he was an armed robber because of the gun he had on him. As the tractor passed, he dived and fell into a ditch,” he said.
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