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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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Police Nab Two Suspects in Ashaiman Businessman Robbery

The Tema Regional Police Command has arrested two suspects linked to the robbery of a businessman in Ashaiman, Greater Accra.One of the suspects, Karim Fatao, was apprehended on the day of the robbery, February 26, 2025. The second suspect, Wonder Babanawo, who had been on the police wanted list for multiple robberies in Ashaiman and Tema, was arrested on March 29, 2025.A police search uncovered a Ruger pistol with 15 rounds of ammunition, 30 mobile phone covers, six SIM cards, suspected Indian hemp, a Samsung tablet, and three land indentures.Karim Fatao was remanded into police custody after being arraigned on March 3, 2025. Wonder Babanawo remains in custody and will soon face court.

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Driver Who Killed Two Former Achimota Students in Hit-and-Run Arrested

The driver responsible for the fatal hit-and-run incident that killed two former Achimota School students, Davida Asante Boateng and Lilian Akorli, has been captured, as confirmed by family sources. The accident occurred on March 7, 2025, along the Achimota Highway when the two young women were returning to the University of Professional Studies, Accra (UPSA) after attending Achimota School’s bonfire event.The driver, who fled the scene in a black Toyota Corolla, was apprehended after a police chase. Alice Safoa, Davida’s aunt, shared that the driver sought refuge at a hospital after fearing retribution from witnesses, though he was later arrested and returned to police custody once his health was assessed.Davida and Lilian were rushed to the hospital, but tragically, Davida passed away around 4 a.m. on March 8, followed by Lilian later that morning. The incident has sparked grief within […]

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Painter Jailed for Office Laptop Theft.

A 25-year-old painter, Kelvin Boateng, has been sentenced to three years in prison for stealing a laptop from an office in La Kojo Sardine, Accra.Boateng was caught after he scaled a fence to enter the office premises on December 31, 2024. He snuck into one of the rooms and took an HP laptop but was spotted by a witness while trying to escape. He fled and hid in an uncompleted building, but the complainant, Mc Dennis Appau, and other witnesses pursued him and retrieved the stolen device.The police arrested Boateng, and during interrogation, he admitted to the crime. He pleaded guilty to unlawful entry and stealing in court, leading to his conviction by Judge Christina Cann. As he was escorted in handcuffs to begin his sentence, Boateng broke down in tears.

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Police Bust Cocoa Bean Smuggling Ring, Three Arrested.

Ghana's Anti-Smuggling Task Force, in collaboration with the police, has arrested three suspects connected to the smuggling of 1,473 maxi bags of cocoa beans disguised under lumber. The suspects include a driver and two driver-mates of heavy-duty trucks intercepted in the Dormaa West District. While these suspects have been granted bail, two drivers involved remain at large.The seized trucks, with registration numbers GR 7237-21, GR-314-24, and AS 5278-23, are being held at the Bono Regional Police Headquarters. The Ghana Cocoa Board (COCOBOD) has taken custody of the beans. Officials emphasize the economic damage caused by smuggling and urge public cooperation in combating the practice, with rewards offered to informants.Meanwhile, the Forestry Commission is assessing the seized lumber, adding another layer to the ongoing investigations.

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Wenchi Taskforce Arrests Illegal Miners, Including Chinese National.

The Wenchi Traditional Council’s task force arrested five suspected illegal miners, including a Chinese national, on January 14, 2025, at Atuna in the Bono Region. The operation, led by Osagyefo Ampem Anye Amoampong Tabrako III, also seized four excavators, two washing machines, and two private Ford vehicles. The suspects and equipment were handed over to the Wenchi Divisional Police Command.Mr. Reindorf Oware, Special Aide to the Paramount Chief, emphasized the need for swift investigations and urged the police to ensure the suspects reclaim the degraded land. The Wenchi Council remains committed to combating illegal mining in the region.

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Offices in Tamale Ransacked; 12 Suspects Arrested.

The offices of the Social Welfare, Community Development, and Veterinary Services in Tamale have been ransacked, with valuable items, including furniture, equipment, and official documents, looted. The break-in was carried out by individuals who forcefully accessed the premises.Police investigations have led to the arrest of 12 suspects for their alleged involvement in the theft and other infractions. Authorities are working to recover the stolen items, which were intended for public service.This incident highlights the pressing need for enhanced security measures at public offices across the country to prevent such occurrences.

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Grave Digger and Mason Jailed for Human Skull Ritual Plot.

A grave digger, Abdul Razak Mohammed, and a mason, Alex Frimpong, have been sentenced to eight and five years in prison, respectively, for possessing and using a human skull illegally. Mohammed, employed at Awudome Cemetery, sold the skull to Frimpong for ₵600, claiming it would help boost his masonry contracts through rituals.Frimpong was caught with the skull during a police stop, leading to Mohammed's arrest. The item was preserved for further investigation, while a third suspect, a fetish priest accused of ordering the skull, has pleaded not guilty.

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Man Arrested for Assaulting His Daughter in Kumasi.

A 45-year-old man has been arrested by the police in Kumasi for allegedly assaulting his teenage daughter. The incident, which occurred in the Aboabo area of Kumasi, left the young girl with serious injuries, prompting neighbors to intervene and alert authorities. According to eyewitnesses, the father accused his daughter of disobedience, which reportedly led to the violent altercation.The police arrived on the scene shortly after being called and took the man into custody. The victim was taken to a nearby hospital where she is receiving treatment for her injuries. Police sources have confirmed that the suspect will face charges related to domestic violence and child abuse.The community has expressed outrage over the incident, with many calling for stricter laws to protect children from abuse within their homes. Child rights advocates in the region have also spoken out, urging parents to […]

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