“Warning shots shouldn’t kill” – Toobu calls for probe into Tema deaths

Toobu emphasized that the incident, initially described by the security agency as a warning shot, should not have culminated in the loss of lives.

During an appearance on Breakfast Daily on Thursday, April 18, the Wa West MP expressed his surprise and apprehension regarding the misrepresentation of warning shots.

“What happened in Tema, I was surprised when someone said they gave a warning shot

Warning shots do not kill

When you hear the sound of the gun, it tells you we can actually shoot so please stop there; it is a warning and that is what it is.

“So, when you give a warning shot and…two people die whether it is through the bullet or not, we are saying that warning shots do not kill

When they become fatal they are no longer warning shots, you have to be held accountable for every bullet you shot,” he stated.