Kwame Baffoe, aka Abronye DC, who is the NPP's Brong Ahafo Regional Youth Organiser, has threatened to storm the private home of Odododiodoo MP, Nii Lantey Vanderpuye, and tow away alleged “stolen” cars in his possession even if the legislator were in the middle of a sex session with his wife.

“We’ll storm his house with a bulldozer the next time to tow away the cars. …Even if he were having sex with his wife, we won’t mind, our only business is to storm the house and tow the cars away even if those cars were under his bed, and that is what we will do,” Abronye DC said in an interview with Adom FM.

The first attempt to retrieve the cars from Mr Vanderpuye’s was on Tuesday, 25 April when Mr Baffoe and the Assets Retrieval taskforce stormed the Aplaku residence of the former Youth and Sports Minister in the company of some Bureau of National Investigations (BNI) and National Security officers.

Mr Vanderpuye’s wife stopped the team from entering on grounds that they had no search warrant.

This caused the search team to split up as some of them went away in an attempt to secure a warrant while others waited within the precincts of Mr Vanderpuye home.

Mr Vanderpuye himself was out of the country at the time.

He told Class News in an interview that: "No youth have attacked me but the people who say they are from BNI and National Security and Confiscated Car Committee were in my house, they said they were coming to pick government vehicles from my house."

"I am not in Ghana so they are harassing my wife and children. For now they have not have access to my house, my wife said she will not open for them to enter because they have no warrant. My children are from school coming to the house but she can’t open the gates for the children to enter because if she opens the gate the people will enter the house."

Abronye DC, who has been leading the Assets Retrieval taskforce has sworn he will retrieve the alleged stolen cars from Mr Vanderpuye come what may.