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VIDEO: Before and after alleged police brutality of a Graphic staff in Accra

Medical report The Resident Medical Officer of the Graphic Communications Group Limited (GCGL), Dr Jacqui Barnes, who is treating Mr Mahama, said the patient reported with complaints of headache, pain in both eyes and general bodily pains following an assault.
When I got the number from my daughter, I realised he was the driver of the vehicle,” Mr Mahama said, adding, “He was the one who hit my head with the stick.“The patient has a haematoma, or a collection of blood under the skin, on the posterior part of the right thigh, accompanied by a superficial laceration.
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