La: Police and Military intervene to prevent brawl at Tse Addo Polling Station

It took the intervention of the police and the military to prevent a brawl at the Container polling station in Tse Addo, La Dade-Kotopon Constituency.

Just five minutes into voting, some agents, led by one Gbanu, invaded a meeting where several individuals, who were not voters in the constituency, were sitting under a canopy at the Container bus stop.

This led to a scuffle, with some party agents seen holding stones in an attempt to disrupt the meeting, over what Gbanu claimed was a suspected issuance of the voters' register.

Following the intervention of the police and military, the voters' ID cards of the individuals in the meeting were inspected.

Upon inspection, the police were able to identify their polling centres as being in Ledzokuku.

Two individuals were whisked away in a police pickup truck, while those whose constituencies were identified as Teshie were also bussed back to their constituency to cast their votes.

The scuffle lasted for about 45 minutes, but it did not affect the voting process.

Calm has since been restored, and voting is currently going on smoothly.

Meanwhile, voting is underway at Zenith University College and La Main Market.