According to a report by TV3 Ghana, the incident happened last Saturday morning on the Accra-Kumasi road.
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Driver and mate transporting ‘wee’ crash to death on Accra-Kumasi road
A driver and his conductor (mate) who were transporting marijuana in a mini cargo truck have been crashed to death after being involved in a accident
Driver and mate transporting ‘wee’ crash to death on Accra-Kumasi road (3news.com)
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The driver of the cargo truck was reportedly signaled by some security personnel to stop at a checkpoint around Linda Dor Rest Stop.
Mini cargo truck crashes on Accra-Kumasi road (3news.com)
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However, he reportedly ignored the directive by the security personnel and rather attempted to speed off.
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Witnesses say while fleeing, the driver lost control of his steering and crashed his car into another vehicle with registration number AS 992-S.
The driver and his mate died on the spot following the accident.
Bags of marijuana were found in the truck (3news.com)
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It was initially thought that the cargo truck was carrying charcoal but sacks of marijuana (weed) were found following a search.
The Police later arrived to convey the bodies of the deceased to the morgue, before towing both accident trucks away.
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