When Citi News<\/strong> got to the affected area, the walls protecting some lands have been razed. Owners said the military warned them not to come close or risk being violently restrained.<\/p>\n Leader of the Land Owners Association of Tse \u2013Addo, one Harrison explained that he responded to distress calls from residents in the area complaining about the activities of the Army.<\/p>\n “I got a distress call from my membership this morning that the army was in our neighborhood destroying properties and had to rush from my office to the site \u201che explained.<\/p>\n According to him he only arrived to meet the trail of the destruction by the armed men who came with a bulldozer and some seven vehicles. A resident mentioned 73 GA 28 and 73 GA 40 as some of the numbers of the vehicles used for the operation.<\/p>\n A developer whose fence wall had been brought down over a wide area tells Citi News<\/strong> estimates the cost of the destruction to be \u201ctwo hundred thousand Ghana cedis.\u201d<\/p>\n He wondered how \u201can institution like the military will visit such mayhem on innocent residents.\u201d<\/p>\n Gathered at a particular location were about 10 affected landowners, who say they legally acquired these properties, hence their apprehension about the behavior of the Military.<\/p>\n According to Harrison they would be forced to sue the military for damages if they don\u2019t put a stop to their activities which they describe as \u201cillegal and offensive.\u201d<\/p>\n![\"07\"](\"http:\/\/4cd.e16.myftpupload.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2015\/03\/071.jpg\")
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