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The Ghana Police Service has commenced an investigation into an incident that occurred at the premises of Metro TV in Accra, on Wednesday, November 27, 2024.<\/p>\n
Reportedly, some police officers and a court bailiff stormed the premises of Metro TV to interrupt a live broadcast over a long-standing debt owed to Vodacom.<\/p>\n
The alleged debt, which dates back over three years, has triggered legal action, leading to the issuance of a writ of execution permitting the seizure of assets.<\/p>\n
Sources indicate that the dispute is a private business matter unrelated to politics, contrary to speculations circulating in the public domain.<\/p>\n
The bailiff, armed with the court order, attempted to take possession of Metro TV\u2019s property but was met with resistance from the station\u2019s private security personnel.<\/p>\n
The Police in a statement issued on Wednesday said preliminary investigations indicate that upon a request from the court, Police Officers accompanied a court bailiff in the company of the judgment creditor, Vodacom Business (Ghana) Limited, to execute a court order against Metro TV.<\/p>\n
The police urged the public, particularly the management and staff of Metro TV, to remain calm and cooperate with the Police in the ongoing investigation.<\/p>\n
\nArmed Police storm Metro TV to execute court order over Vodacom debt<\/p>\n<\/blockquote>\n