British Who Beat Fire Officers In Trouble As GNF Commander Drops All The ‘Truth’ Behind His Arrest

The recent circulating news that has undoubtedly sparked massive stir, debates and arguments across all social media platforms was when another British national was unexpectedly arrested on the streets of Sunyani.

According to recent reports, the British national, Christopher Francis Coop who was spotted beating Ghanaian security officers and a media personnel on the street of Sunyani was arrested over unexpected circumstances.

The Commander who happens to be the spokesperson for the GNF stated that, the British businessman, Christopher Francis Coop had huge cylinders filled with petrol which prevented air from entering the room within which the cylinders were packed hence the heat could cause a serious fire outbreak within the market.

In addition to this, the spokesperson of the GNF highlighted that, the gas cylinders which were also used by the prime suspect, Christopher Francis Coop were also kept in an enclosed area hence preventing air from entering the room.

Surprisingly, the spokesperson for the GNF later revealed that, even though the GNF personnels didn’t use any kind of force to address the issue, the suspect, Christopher Francis Coop did the unexpected aside claiming that, the GNF personnels had no right to close down his shop even though he had already frowned on the stipulated rules and means to combat fire in case any of such incident happened.

Meanwhile, the spokesperson for GNF revealed that, the prime suspect had no fire fighting gadgets nor permits that would certify that, his workplace has been inspected by the fire service and safety officers.

According to the spokesperson of the GNF, the media personal who was present to witness the incident got slapped by the prime suspect whilst other security officers and personnels suffered serious injuries after the British businessman attacked them.

“When we got there, he slapped the media personnel who was present to witness the incident. He also injured other fire service officers; one was also bleeding”, Spokesperson emphatically stated.