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Volta Regional Police intercept ammunition bound for Benin

The Volta Regional Police Command has intercepted a large cache of ammunition on a commercial bus bound for Benin. The operation occurred in the early hours of Friday, April 18, 2025, at the Tadzewu-Mitsrikasa Police barrier. According to a police statement, officers on duty conducted a routine search on a Hyundai passenger bus with registration number GR 8246-Q. The vehicle, traveling from Accra to Benin, was found to be carrying 60 cartons of AAA cartridges (15,000 pieces) and 72 cartons of BB cartridges (18,000 pieces). The ammunition was concealed in sacks and hidden beneath passengers’ luggage. The driver of the vehicle, Abasou Fousseni, 45, and his co-driver, Salisu Jalilu, 38, were both arrested for questioning. While both men initially denied knowledge of the concealed items, police intelligence pointed to the co-driver as the individual responsible for loading the illicit goods. […]

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POLICE ARREST 10 SUSPECTS FOR ILLEGAL MINING ALONG THE ABOI FOREST NEAR SAMREBOI

The Ghana Police Service in a special intelligence operation conducted yesterday, 18th April, 2025 arrested 10 suspects for illegal mining activities in the Aboi forest, near Samreboi in the Western region.Eleven (11) escavators and one (1) bulldozer which were found at the site, have been impounded and efforts are underway to get them removed from the forest into safe custody.In a similar operation on 17th April, 2025, the Police team arrested 29 suspects including 21 Ghanaians and 8 Chinese in the Subri forest and along the Tano river. Six (6) escavators, Four (4) motorbikes, Two (2) Toyota Hilux vehicles and One (1) Rav4 vehicle found at the site were impounded. Other exhibits including Four (4) pump action guns, One (1) single barrel gun, 54 live BB cartridges and Eight (8) pumping machines were also recovered.All the suspects are in custody […]

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Mahama Appoints COP Yohunu as New IGP, Relieves Dampare

President John Dramani Mahama has relieved Dr. George Akuffo Dampare of his duties as Inspector-General of Police (IGP) and appointed Commissioner of Police (COP) Christian Tetteh Yohunu as his successor. The announcement was made in a press release issued by the Presidency on March 13, 2025.COP Yohunu, a veteran with over 40 years of experience in law enforcement, will be sworn in as IGP on March 14. His appointment comes as the Ghana Police Service undergoes critical reforms under the new administration.The decision follows a legal challenge from Imani Ghana and security expert Prof. Kwesi Aning, who filed a suit in the Supreme Court to prevent the removal of security heads, including the IGP, until the case is resolved in May 2025.The government's statement expressed confidence in COP Yohunu's ability to lead the police service with professionalism and improve security […]

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Road Closures in Accra for Ghana’s 68th Independence Day Celebration

The Ghana Police Service has announced temporary road closures in Accra as part of security measures for the country’s 68th Independence Day celebrations at the Jubilee House.According to a statement from ACP Grace Ansah-Akrofi, several roads, including Liberation Road at Opeibea Intersection and Independence Avenue at Ako-Adjei Bypass, will be blocked to vehicular traffic until the event concludes.Motorists are advised to use alternative routes, such as the Airport Bypass and Ring Road Central, to avoid congestion. The police will deploy traffic officers and towing services to ensure smooth traffic flow and remove any abandoned vehicles.The public is urged to cooperate with security officials and plan their routes accordingly to minimize disruptions during the celebrations.

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No Soldiers at Polling Stations in 2024 Elections, GAF Reaffirms.

The Ghana Armed Forces (GAF) has reiterated that its personnel will not be deployed at polling stations during the 2024 Presidential and Parliamentary elections. Instead, the Ghana Police Service (GPS) will lead election security efforts, with the GAF stepping in only when requested by the police.In a December 1, 2024 statement, Brigadier General Eric Aggrey-Quashie, Director General of Public Relations for GAF, clarified that this protocol aims to maintain peace and electoral integrity. Citizens are encouraged to report unauthorized individuals dressed in military-like attire at polling centers to the police via toll-free numbers.The GAF emphasized its commitment to maintaining law and order, urging voters to act responsibly and cooperate with security personnel. This collaborative approach between the GAF and GPS seeks to ensure smooth, peaceful elections while safeguarding democracy.

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26 Arrested Over Toy Gun-Related Crimes: Police Issue Warning.

The Ghana Police Service has detained 26 individuals connected to crimes involving toy guns. According to a statement, several toy guns were seized during ongoing investigations, and the suspects are set to face court.Authorities have launched nationwide operations to combat the increasing misuse of toy guns in criminal activities. The police emphasized their commitment to maintaining national peace and urged the public to remain vigilant.Police Statement HighlightsSeveral toy guns were retrieved.Investigations are ongoing to apprehend other offenders.The public is encouraged to report suspicious activities involving toy guns.The police assured citizens that they are taking every measure necessary to curb this trend and safeguard communities.This announcement follows rising concerns over toy guns being used to commit various crimes, raising questions about their sale and regulation in the country.

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Police Officer Interdicted for Assaulting Civilian in Savannah Region.

Detective Corporal Baba Amando Ibrahim, a police officer stationed in Tuna, Savannah Region, has been interdicted following a viral video showing him assaulting a civilian. The Ghana Police Service announced this action on Friday, citing a commitment to professionalism and accountability.Inspector-General of Police (IGP) Dr. George Akuffo Dampare has intervened, personally reaching out to the victim’s family and assuring them of cooperation throughout the investigation. The Savannah Regional Police Commander has been tasked with addressing the family’s concerns and offering necessary support.This incident has sparked widespread public condemnation, with many calling for greater oversight within the Police Service.

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Police Academy Graduates 430 Officers.

The Ghana Police Academy has successfully graduated a new cohort of 430 officers, bolstering law enforcement capacity across the country. The graduation ceremony, held at the academy's campus, marked the culmination of a rigorous training program that included physical fitness, criminal investigation techniques, legal studies, and community policing.Officials emphasized the importance of the new graduates in enhancing security and public safety, especially in areas affected by rising crime rates. Inspector-General of Police Dr. George Akuffo Dampare addressed the graduates, urging them to uphold the highest standards of professionalism and integrity as they embark on their policing careers.The newly trained officers are set to be deployed across various regions in Ghana to address both urban and rural security challenges, including community outreach and proactive crime prevention. This move aligns with the Ghana Police Service's broader strategic objectives to build a trustworthy […]

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Deputy Minister Commissions Two Police Stations to Boost Security in Gomoa Central District.

On October 29, 2024, Deputy Minister for Interior and Gomoa Central MP, Hon. Naana Eyiah, inaugurated two new police stations in Gomoa Central District, Central Region, marking the district's first District Police Command at Gomoa Obuasi and a new police station at Gomoa Pomadze. The facilities aim to enhance security and provide extensive coverage across the district. Hon. Eyiah thanked President Akufo-Addo, Vice President Dr. Bawumia, and IGP George Akufo Dampare for their support, including the provision of a pickup truck and three motorbikes to aid police operations. Addressing local chiefs, she praised their support for the government and advocated for continued backing for Dr. Bawumia in the upcoming elections. ACP Francis Ntsur, representing the IGP, assured that the police would maintain high standards and urged officers to uphold the principles of the Ghana Police Service. ACP Ntsur also highlighted […]

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