The Ghana Police Service has cautioned the Member of Parliament for Assin Central constituency, Kennedy Agyapong to stop intimidating officers who are doing their constitutionally mandated duty.

This follows a clash between the MP and a police officer at the University of Education, Winneba (UEW) when both parties were trying to calm tensions in the school on Thursday, March 14.2019.

In a video gone viral on social media, the maverick MP was seen and heard intimidating and reportedly threatening to have a police officer dismissed.

In a press statement signed by ACP David Eklu, head of Public Affairs, the Service took very strong exception to the behaviour of Kennedy Agyapong.

According to the statement, "the Police Administration has also taken note of the fact that the Central Regional Police Commander who was at the spot instantly told Mr. Kennedy Agyapong he had no powers to dismiss any Police Officer performing his or her lawful duties. The Police Administration, therefore, wishes to affirm the stance of the Central Regional Police Commander that, nobody wields the authority to cause the dismissal of a Police Officer without lawful justification and due process".

"The Police Administration, therefore, takes very strong exception to the behavior of Mr. Kennedy Agyapong who is a Member of Parliament and advises him to be mindful of his actions towards Police Officers whilst performing their lawful duties".