Trotro driver who assaulted policeman explains why he did what he did

The commercial (Trotro) Driver, Francis Buabeng who together with his mate, Albert Ansah filmed assaulting a policeman has explained why he did what he did.

Buabeng told Joy News, during an interview that he was defending himself against several attacks from the policeman who he claims was clearly abusing him simply because he had the uniform.

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He explained that the officer chased him with a motorbike to Mallam Junction and forcefully tried to take his car keys.

“When I got to Mallam junction, my vehicle was crossed by a motor rider. I had no idea what I had done. A policeman sitting behind the rider alighted and approached my side of the car.

“He hit the door that I should open it.

“My door has a fault so it didn’t open so he used the other side the car and entered. He attempted to remove my car key.

While I tried to get my hand closer to the key, but he started punching me many times. The passengers even complained that he shouldn’t do that since he is a law enforcer. I actually lost control of the vehicle, forcing it to move back and hit the pavement,” Buabeng explained.

“He kept hitting me; my face, mouth and other parts of my body. When my mate tried to stop him, he turned his attention to him and started hitting him as (mate) well.

“He gave me a head-butt while wearing the helmet so I had to defend myself, so we traded punches,” he added.

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Watch Francis Buabeng explain below

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Meanwhile, Francis Buabeng and his mate, Albert Ansah will appear before the court on 1st April. The date for court hearing was pushed forward due to the bad health of the driver and the mate.

They have both been charged with conspiracy to commit a crime and causing unlawful damage, although they reportedly pleaded not guilty.

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