Police bounce Oliver Barker-Vomawor from donating food to cells mates, says he's "creating unnecessary drama"

Police have denied claims by #FixTheCountry convener Oliver Barker-Vormawor that he donated food to suspects in police custody at Ashiaman but was later called to come back for them as a result of an order from above.

Police in a statement dated 20 March 2022 explaining what happened over the weekend said Mr Barker-Vomawor recently out on bail for treason felony had an intent of donating food to his former cell mates.

However, he was informed through his lawyers that the intended food donation was against Police standard operating procedure on the feeding of persons in police custody and he should, therefore, refrain from that.

The police said in spite of the notice, Mr Barker-Vomawor showed up at the station in the company of some individuals and a musical band with the intention of still making the donation and “creating unnecessary drama”.

The police noted they had no choice but to refuse him the opportunity to make the donation.

The statement added that Mr Barker-Vomawor and his team left after loitering round while making noise and inconveniencing other persons.

The Police statement urged the public to disregard Mr Barker-Vomawor’s action which according to them is a calculated attempt to just court public attention.

Source: Classfmonline.com