Minority Leader, Alexander Afenyo-Markin has extended an open invitation to the Ghana Police Service to contact him directly over the alleged assault of a police officer during Monday's "Save the Judiciary" demonstration.
Speaking on Citi Eyewitness News on Tuesday, May 6, the legislator said he is prepared to waive parliamentary protocol to ensure a swift and transparent investigation. "If there is any particular person who is handling the case and would want to see me, they can give me a ring… This is an open invitation.
Whoever is handling the case or the team handling the case can reach out to me," he said. "I would want to waive off that right so that we don't have the Speaker having to call and schedule a date.
This must be dealt with swiftly." Afenyo-Markin, expressed confidence in the investigative process and said the public deserves clarity. "I believe that in the end, the Ghanaian public will be able to know the truth, and we will put it to a peaceful rest," he noted.
