KNUST Student Murder Update: Suspect Apprehended, Investigation Ongoing.

KNUST Student Murder Update: Suspect Apprehended, Investigation Ongoing

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KNUST Student Murder Update: Suspect Apprehended, Investigation Ongoing

The Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology (KNUST) has announced a significant development in the investigation into the tragic murder of Miss Joana Deladem Yabani, a final-year Biological Science student. A suspect, believed to be the mastermind behind the gruesome murder, has been apprehended by the Regional Police for interrogation.

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The suspect, identified as a fellow student residing in the same hostel as the deceased, was found in possession of the clothing worn during the crime, which has been retrieved as evidence. This breakthrough follows a thorough review of the university’s internal CCTV footages.

The university community is urged to remain calm as the police continue their diligent investigations to uncover the full details surrounding this unfortunate incident. The Management of KNUST, in collaboration with the Security Services and the Regional Police command, is taking all necessary measures to ensure the safety and security of students and the entire university community.

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Enhanced Security Measures

To ensure the safety of students, the university has significantly reinforced security with:

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  • Over 50 police officers deployed across campus
  • Five mobile police patrol teams from the Anti-Robbery Squad
  • 34 patrol officers from the SWAT Unit in the Ashanti Region
  • Additional security personnel stationed at strategic locations

The university has also revealed that 80% of the campus, including the location where the incident occurred, is under CCTV surveillance. Efforts are underway to achieve 100% coverage soon.

Precautions and Support

As a precaution, students are advised to prioritize their safety by:

  • Walking in pairs, especially at night
  • Avoiding dark and isolated areas
  • Refraining from carrying laptops and other valuables at night
  • Reporting any suspicious activities immediately

For assistance, students may contact:

  • University Security: 0501347352
  • Directorate of Students’ Affairs: 0208244000

The university extends its deepest condolences to the parents and family of Miss Joana Deladem Yabani.http://knustnoticeboard.info

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