Derek Boateng: Black Stars Player Arrested by Police in Accra; Video of him Begging drops

Derek Boateng: Black Stars Player Arrested by Police in Accra; Video of him Begging drops

- Former Black Stars player, Derek Boateng, has been arrested in Accra for overspeeding

- He was among 35 other drivers who were caught by the police for violating traffic rules

- The footballer pleaded with the police officers to be pardoned, but his pleas were not heard

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Ghanaian footballer, Derek Boateng, has found himself in the grips of police in Accra for an offence.

The former Black Stars player is said to be among 35 drivers who were caught by the police for overspeeding.

In a video sighted by YEN.com.gh on Citinewsroom.com, Boateng is seen frantically begging the police to let him go, but the officer would have none of it.

Derek Boateng: Black Stars Player Arrested by Police in Accra; Video of him Begging drops
Derek Boateng in his Black Stars jersey. Photo credit: UGC
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He is heard telling Boateng, who apparently was driving without a license, that he was not entertaining selective justice.

Boateng is seen signaling an executive at the Accra Metropolitan Assembly (AMA) for help but he also could not assist him, with the explanation that the area was not within his jurisdiction.

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The footballer, seeing how the situation was going questioned why the police were treating him as a stranger when he is a national asset.

He was eventually directed to the Nima Police Station to file a statement for him to be processed for court.

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Naa Ayeley Aryee Naa Ayeley is a creative writer with over ten years of experience in journalism and media. She started writing for YEN in 2017 as an editor on the entertainment desk and later became a monitoring editor.