IGP Sends Special Intelligence Team to Cape Coast to Investigate Death of Level 200 UCC Student
The special team from Accra is expected to support ongoing investigations into the circumstances surrounding the death of the University of Cape Coast student.
- IGP has deployed a special investigative and intelligence team from Accra to Cape Coast
- The team will support investigations into the death of a Level 200 UCC student, Innocentia Avinu
- Police say the move is to ensure a thorough and coordinated probe into the incident
The Inspector-General of Police (IGP), Christian Tetteh Yohuno, has deployed a special team of investigative and intelligence officers from Accra to Cape Coast to support ongoing inquiries into the death of a student of the University of Cape Coast, Innocentia Avinu.
The move forms part of a broader operational response by the Ghana Police Service aimed at strengthening investigations and ensuring a coordinated and thorough fact-finding process.
The deployed team is expected to collaborate closely with regional police command structures in Cape Coast to enhance investigative efforts and provide additional technical and intelligence support on the ground.
The Police Service has assured the family of the deceased, the university community, and the general public of its commitment to a professional, transparent, and diligent investigation to establish the full circumstances surrounding the incident.
