A police patrol vehicle has reportedly been involved in a collision with a commercial minibus, commonly known as a “trotro,” in an incident that has sparked attention across social media platforms.
According to a video circulating online, the police car — visibly marked sustained notable front-end damage, suggesting a head-on or side-impact crash.
The scene appeared to unfold on a muddy roadside, possibly along a highway or urban-rural link road.
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Eyewitnesses who recorded the aftermath showed the police officer behind the wheel seemingly disoriented and visibly distressed.
In the video, the officer is seen pacing around the vehicle, clutching his phone, and allegedly expressing concern over how he would explain the incident to his superior officers.
The “trotro” involved in the crash has not been fully detailed in the circulating footage, but reports suggest it also suffered damage, and its passengers may have experienced mild shock. There have been no confirmed reports of serious injuries or fatalities at the time of reporting.
Authorities have yet to issue an official statement on the cause of the crash or the condition of those involved.
However, the Ghana Police Service is expected to conduct an internal review to ascertain whether traffic regulations or procedural errors were breached.
The incident highlights growing concerns about road safety involving both public and official vehicles, especially in densely populated urban corridors where traffic discipline is often challenged.
Authorities have yet to issue an official statement on the cause of the crash or the condition of those involved.
However, the Ghana Police Service is expected to conduct an internal review to ascertain whether traffic regulations or procedural errors were breached.
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The incident highlights growing concerns about road safety involving both public and official vehicles, especially in densely populated urban corridors where traffic discipline is often challenged.