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Two Police Officers Killed in Fatal Motorbike Crash at Ofoase

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A tragic road accident has claimed the lives of two off-duty police officers in the Ofoase-Ayirebi District.

The incident occurred on Tuesday evening while the officers were returning from a personal errand.

​According to preliminary reports, the officers were traveling on a motorbike from Ayirebi, where they had reportedly gone to purchase food.

The journey turned fatal when their motorbike crashed into a stationary tricycle parked along the road.

​One officer was operating the motorcycle, while the second served as a pillion rider.

The impact of the collision resulted in severe trauma to their heads and lower limbs, leading to profuse bleeding at the scene.

​The operator of the motorbike died on the spot.

His colleague was rushed to the Brenase Polyclinic by first responders but was unfortunately pronounced dead upon arrival.

​The bodies of both officers have since been transported to the Ofoase-Ayirebi Hospital Mortuary for preservation, pending further investigation.

Local authorities are currently investigating the circumstances surrounding the stationary tricycle and whether poor visibility or a lack of warning signals contributed to the crash.

​The identities of the officers are being withheld pending the notification of their immediate families.

By 1960news.com

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