Woman killed by stray bullet in crossfire at Cape Coast
A 38- year-old woman met her untimely death after she was hit by a stray bullet Thursday.
According to the police, the taxi in which the couple were traveling was caught in a cross fire between the police and suspected armed robbers in the early hours of Thursday at Esuekyir, a suburb of Cape Coast.
Two others, husband of the deceased and a 15- year- old girl are also battling for their lives.
Adom News reporter, Kojo Nyarko who followed the story reported that, the 15-year-old girl was on her way to school when the incident occurred.
He noted that, the young girl and 47-year-old husband of the deceased are receiving treatment at the Cape Coast Teaching hospital.
Central Regional Police Commander, DCOP Paul Awuni who spoke to Adom News said one of the armed robbers who sustained cutlass wounds is also receiving treatment at the same hospital.
Source: AdomOnline.com
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