On the tape, the man said his name was Dr. Patrick Asiedu and said that his brother, who is a soldier, and a fingerprint test were the only things that exonerated him.
According to Citi News Report: Police said their investigations, so far, have established that the man who has been arrested and is in police custody, is indeed called Patrick Asiedu, but he is an Uber driver and not a doctor.
“The investigations show that the entire story narrated in the audio tape is false and a total fabrication by the suspect,” police added in a statement.
Police also say the supposed military intervention and the alleged fight between the police officers and the military described in such dramatic detail in the audio tape are all false and a figment of the suspect’s imagination.
Patrick Asiedu, the suspect, however, alleged that he had once witnessed a similar incident” and that his narration in the viral audio happened to one of his passengers.
“Meanwhile, in another audio tape that has come to the attention of the Police, the suspect alleges to have met with the Inspector-General of Police
“Investigations are still ongoing and suspect Patrick Asiedu who is currently in police custody will be brought to face justice.”
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