In a tragic and heartrending turn of events, a second-year student from the esteemed Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology (KNUST) has met a devastating end, succumbing to a fatal stabbing in the quiet suburb of Kronum-Kwapra, nestled within the Ashanti region’s bustling city of Kumasi.
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The somber incident unfolded on the fateful day of July 5th, 2023, when 24-year-old Lambent Frimpong’s life was tragically cut short due to a dispute revolving around a seemingly innocuous item—a missing T-shirt.
What began as a dispute over ownership swiftly escalated into a tragic altercation that would forever alter the trajectory of young Frimpong’s future.
The young student vehemently denied the accusations of theft leveled against him, yet a series of unfortunate misunderstandings propelled the situation into a heated brawl.
Regrettably, this confrontation took a grievous turn, resulting in the deployment of a knife, and ultimately leading to the untimely demise of Lambent Frimpong.
Despite valiant efforts to save his life amidst the turmoil, Frimpong’s injuries proved insurmountable, leading to his tragic passing shortly after being rushed to a local hospital.
In the aftermath of this heart-wrenching incident, Lambent Frimpong’s mortal remains have found temporary reprieve within the hushed corridors of the Komfo Anokye Morgue, a solemn testament to the impermanence of life itself.
Local law enforcement agencies have promptly sprung into action, initiating a thorough investigation to ascertain the identity and whereabouts of the alleged perpetrator, who, startlingly, is believed to share ties with KNUST.
The profound impact of this tragic occurrence extends beyond the immediate sphere of academia, casting a pall of mourning over the Kwapra community.
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