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 in Sekondi in the Western region have arrested two persons for 
requesting to buy human parts from the Effia-Nkwanta Regional Hospital 
Mortuary. 
 The suspects, John Kyei Quadoo, 30, and Alhassan 
Abubakar, 57, a traditional herbalist, have been granted police enquiry 
bail, but asked to report at the police station periodically.
 
 Western Regional Crime Officer, Superintendent Reuben Asiwoko, confirmed the bizarre incident to the press in Sekondi yesterday.
 
 He
 said on Friday, August 28, Quadoo, who resides at Ketan Estate, near 
Sekondi, went to the Effia-Nkwanta Mortuary and told the mortuary 
attendant, one Christopher Dadzie, that he wanted to buy an albino or a 
Whiteman’s hair and water used to bath corpses.
 
 The mortuary 
attendant became alarmed and asked him to wait for some minutes and 
quickly informed the head of the hospital mortuary, Mr. Noah Ayisi.
 
 Mr. Ayisi then alerted the Sekondi police and Quaidoo was subsequently arrested.
 
 Upon
 his arrest, he told the police in his caution statement that it was 
Alhassan Abubakar, a herbalist and a resident of Adiembra Ridge, near 
Sekondi, who sent him for the items to enable him perform rituals.
 
 The
 police, therefore, arrested Abubakar on the same day in his house and 
both suspects were placed in police custody and charged for offensive 
conduct.
 
 However, they were granted police enquiry bail and asked
 to report at the police station periodically while police 
investigations continue.
 
 
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