The Ghana Police Service will soon launch a criminal investigation into the drowning incident involving hiplife musician Castro and his friend Janet Bandu.
An official who requested anonymity told a VibeGhana.com source that the police has gathered evidence and will begin taking statements from all who witnessed the July 6 drowning of Castro and Janet Bandu to assist in the investigation.
“The police is looking at all the evidences that were gathered at the scene and a crminal investigation will be launched soon to see if there were any foul plays”.
Our checks at Ada indicates that the search for the missing duo has scaled down with only a handful of people (mostly fishermen) searching for their bodies. But according to the source the scale-down does not mean an end to the search.
“Even though the number of police in the area has decreased, you can still see that they are target searching rather than random searching like it was in the beginning”.
Some family members of the two missing persons especially of Janet Bandu are said to have stepped up their calls for the investigation in recent days to ascertain the truth in the whole incident.
Castro also known as Theophilus Tagoe and Janet Bandu are believed to have drowned the Ada waters during a jet ski ride on July 6.
Source: VibeGhana.com
