New details have emerged in the investigation into the killing of car dealer Mohammed Rahman at Tuba, with police investigators alleging that the main suspect remained inside the victim’s home after the shooting.
The suspect, identified as Adams Adder Almeida, is alleged to have entered Rahman’s residence after shooting him dead and injuring his wife, Christiana.
According to investigators, Adams did not immediately leave the house after the attack. He allegedly cooked rice and ate before taking a bath at the residence.
He subsequently left the house and went into hiding, investigators said.
The investigation reportedly took another turn after Adams allegedly learnt that Christiana had survived the attack and was receiving treatment at the Korle-Bu Teaching Hospital.
According to information gathered by investigators, the suspect then rented accommodation at Chorkor, allegedly with the intention of locating and killing Christiana.
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Police, however, were able to trace his movements and arrested him before he could allegedly carry out the reported plan.
CCTV footage has also reportedly become an important part of the investigation. The footage is said to show Adams following Rahman and Christiana while the couple went for a walk shortly before the attack.
Adams remains in police custody as investigations continue into the death of the car dealer and the alleged attempt to target his wife after the initial attack.
