A young man has been taken into custody for allegedly damaging vehicles within the premises of Ghana’s Parliament in Accra earlier today. The suspect reportedly entered the compound and began smashing the windshields of parked cars, raising questions about the security protocols at the legislative complex.
Eyewitness accounts indicate that parliamentary security personnel acted swiftly to apprehend the man, preventing further destruction. He was subsequently handed over to police officers stationed at Parliament for investigation.
A video circulating on social media shows the man visibly distressed and in tears as he is escorted away by the police. The footage has sparked widespread interest and speculation, with many questioning both the suspect’s motives and how he managed to access the heavily secured premises.
Authorities have yet to provide an official statement regarding the incident. Investigations are ongoing to determine the motive behind the act and to assess any potential security lapses. Further updates are expected once the police conclude their inquiries.
This incident has intensified concerns about the adequacy of security measures at Ghana’s Parliament, as many await answers on how such a breach occurred.
