Police in the Central Region have launched an investigation into the death of a 56-year-old farmer, Kofi Sackey, whose body was discovered with a gunshot wound in Assin Ketukrom. The discovery was made by the deceased's brother, Kofi Ansah, who stumbled upon the scene after returning from his own farm. The victim was found with a suspected gunshot wound to his abdomen, and a firearm was reportedly found resting on his stomach, a detail that is being closely examined by investigators. Witnesses in the Assin Ketukrom area have reported hearing a single gunshot shortly before the body was found. This testimony is being used by the police to establish a timeline of events leading up to the discovery by Mr. Ansah. At this stage, authorities are keeping all options open as they investigate the nature of the shooting. The presence of the firearm at the scene is a key piece of evidence that will be analyzed to determine how it was discharged. The body of Mr. Sackey has been transported to a morgue for preservation and an autopsy. Medical examiners are expected to provide definitive information on the cause of death and the trajectory of the bullet, which will help clarify whether the incident was a suicide, an accident, or involved foul play. Local authorities have urged members of the community to remain calm and provide any information that could assist in concluding the investigation.