Source: newsthemegh.com

Two senior police officials, whose voices were thought to be on the secret recording outlining the plan, made identical accusations against the Inspector General of Police (IGP), Dr. George Akuffo Dampare, and the inquiry into the alleged plot to have the IGP removed took an unexpected turn.

COP The IGP, according to Alex Mensah, whose voice could be heard on the recording, allegedly planned the recording and leaked it himself.

Superintendent George Asare has since testified before the parliamentary ad hoc committee looking into the case. His voice is thought to also be on the audio.

Superintendent Asare claimed during his testimony that he had sensitive but credible evidence indicating the IGP was responsible for the covert recording. Additionally, he claimed that once he went to tell the IGP that someone else wants his position, the IGP concurred with Bugri Naabu.

The IGP agreed with Bugri Naabu, according to information I also possess, after Bugri Naabu had gone to advise the IGP that someone else was interested in your position. said Supt. George Asare.

Superintendent Asare told the bipartisan committee that his information couldn’t be made public because it was sensitive, but he’d be happy to provide more during a questioning behind closed doors.

When being questioned in front of a camera, I would be pleased to provide further information. Since that is definitely not a healthy growth,” he remarked.

Superintendent Asare’s claims were supported by COP Mensah, who claimed to have solid proof that the IGP was the one who planned the recording and leaked it.

COP Mensah advised Dr. Dampare to provide them with the audio as he has the original copy when the committee members inquired about the location of the purported original copy.

“My information implies that the current IGP was responsible for using the equipment to record the talk. According to my intelligence, the tape is with the IGP. He caused it to be leaked, so if this committee wants the tape, it should contact the IGP for it. He dispatched some individuals to do it, and then he went for it.

In the ongoing investigation, the most recent discovery has left more questions than it has answered. To learn the truth about the purported scheme to depose the IGP, the bipartisan committee might need to delve farther.