Lord Commey
Armed military personnel raided the home of Lord Commey, the former Director of Operations at the Presidency. This incident, which took place in Dansoman, a suburb of Accra, has sparked significant public interest and concern.
According to reports from GHOne TV, the military personnel seized several vehicles and items from Commey’s residence during the raid. The situation raised many questions about the legality and motives behind this unexpected action. What prompted such a drastic measure against a prominent figure?
The raid was not a prolonged affair. Within 24 hours, the seized vehicles and items were returned to Commey’s home, following what was described as a “swift intervention.” This quick resolution has left many wondering about the reasons behind the initial seizure and the nature of the intervention that allowed for the items’ return.
A video clip from the scene captures the tense atmosphere during the raid. In the footage, a voice can be heard saying, “We have towed all the two cars, we just got out.” This statement underscores the urgency of the operation and the military’s assertive approach.
Social media has been abuzz with reactions to this incident. Many users are questioning the implications of such military actions against civilians, particularly those with significant political backgrounds. The incident not only raises concerns about the rule of law but also about the relationship between military forces and public figures in Ghana.
As the story unfolds, the public is left seeking clarity. What were the underlying reasons for the raid? Why were the items returned so quickly? These questions linger, as many call for transparency and accountability in how such situations are handled.
Watch the video below:
