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Arrest of Manhyia South MP should involve Parliament, not police station – Kpebu

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Arrest of Manhyia South MP should involve Parliament, not police station – Kpebu

Speaking on Joy FM’s Top Story, Mr Kpebu said although arrest warrants provide an additional safeguard in law enforcement, Parliament already has a procedure for making MPs available to law enforcement agencies.

He added, “What the speakers are doing, which is very commendable, is that the Speaker, in making the MP available, will ask law enforcement to come to Parliament.” Mr Kpebu questioned why EOCO would seek a court warrant when the parliamentary procedure remains available.

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