Police Arrest Suspect in KNUST Student’s Death Case
A suspect named Daniel Tuffour has been arrested by the Ghana Police in relation to the death of KNUST student Yabane Deladem Aku. The preliminary investigation indicated she was found unresponsive on campus, with signs of violence observed on her body. The Inspector-General of Police is involved in ensuring justice and enhancing campus security.
The Ghana Police Service has arrested a suspect in the case of the death of Yabane Deladem Aku, a 21-year-old Level 400 Biological Science student at KNUST. The suspect, identified as Daniel Tuffour, is currently in custody and aiding the investigation following detailed crime scene analyses.
Preliminary investigations revealed that Yabane was discovered unresponsive behind the Central Laboratory of the KNUST campus on February 27, 2025. Medical personnel from KNUST Hospital pronounced her dead after examining the body before transferring it to the morgue for further examinations.
An examination conducted by the police uncovered signs of violence on Yabane’s body. In response, the Inspector-General of Police has reached out to the victim’s family to offer condolences and provide reassurances regarding the pursuit of justice.
Furthermore, the Inspector-General has been in discussions with the university community to explore strategies for enhancing safety and protective measures for all individuals on campus. Such collaboration aims to improve the security infrastructure and protocols at KNUST.
The arrest of Daniel Tuffour marks a significant development in the investigation of Yabane Deladem Aku’s untimely death. As the police continue to gather evidence, the commitment of the law enforcement to engage with the university community reinforces the importance of safety within academic institutions. The case emphasizes ongoing efforts to ensure justice while protecting student welfare on campuses.
Original Source: www.ghanaweb.com
