In a distressing incident within the Kwadaso Estate suburb of Kumasi, the Director of the Narcotics Control Commission, Kenneth Adu Amanfoh, reportedly engaged in a tumultuous attempt to forcibly retrieve his children from his estranged wife by cutting her palm
The confrontation took a violent turn, leaving Mrs. Adu Amanfoh with a significant cut on her hand. This incident has stirred a wave of concern and raised questions about the complexities surrounding family disputes.
During the heated encounter, a compassionate bystander intervened, rescuing Mrs. Adu Amanfoh and her children, who sought refuge in a nearby church. The dramatic events unfolded when a black Landcruiser intercepted her car, and armed men allegedly compelled her out, forcing her to the ground.
The attempt to separate the children from their mother created a chaotic scene that quickly attracted a crowd, further escalating the emotional intensity of the situation.
Kwame Fosu Appiah, a resident who witnessed the commotion, expressed strong disapproval of the incident. He highlighted the emotional distress inflicted on the children amidst the chaotic attempt to separate them from their mother.
This shocking episode raises concerns about the broader implications of family conflicts and the emotional well-being of those involved.
