Minority Leader Alexander Afenyo-Markin has provided a detailed breakdown of what transpired between him and a police officer named Constable Forson at the entrance of Parliament during the "Save the Judiciary" demonstration.
According to him, he was struck by a police officer in the chest and lost his balance when Richard Ahiagbah invited him into the entrance of Parliament, where there was a police barricade.
He explained that, regardless of warnings from Constable Forson's superiors, he blatantly refused to listen and treated him as a nobody because, to him, he was carrying out his duties.
The minority leader said it took the intervention of a wall at the premises of parliament, where he leaned against it to restore his breath, which he lost after he was struck in the chest by the police.
