The Ghana Police Service has responded to allegations circulating on social media regarding the treatment of Police Inspector Alfred N. Kuuzaa, who was injured in the line of duty during the 7th December 2024 general elections in Atebubu, Bono East Region. Contrary to claims of neglect, the Police Service has issued a statement refuting these allegations and assuring the public of their commitment to the officer’s well-being.
According to the statement released by the Police Service, Inspector Kuuzaa has been receiving the best medical care since the incident. The Police Administration has ensured that he undergoes all necessary surgeries and medical procedures at the Komfo Anokye Teaching Hospital, with all expenses covered by the Police Emergency Medical Intervention Fund (PERMIF).
The Ashanti Regional Police Director of Welfare has been actively involved in providing support to Inspector Kuuzaa’s family and liaising with the medical team to ensure his recovery. The Police Service emphasized that the officer’s treatment is fully funded by the Police Administration, and every effort is being made to ensure his well-being.
In response to the allegations of neglect, the Police Service categorically dismissed these claims and urged the public to disregard such reports. They emphasized that the well-being of their officers is a top priority and that Inspector Kuuzaa’s case is being handled with the utmost care and attention.
In closing, the Police Service extended their wishes for Inspector Kuuzaa’s speedy recovery and expressed gratitude to all officers who risk their lives daily to maintain peace and security in the country. They reiterated their commitment to supporting their personnel and ensuring that they receive the necessary care and assistance in times of need.
The Ghana Police Service encourages the public to trust in their ongoing efforts to protect and serve the community and to refrain from spreading misinformation that may undermine their dedication to their officers’ well-being.
