The Police Service has arrested five suspected robbers who bolted after a robbery incident in Tamale.
The suspects are said to have stolen a private car during the robbery.
In a Facebook post, the Police revealed that "the five robbery suspects snatched a Toyota Camry salon car from its owner at a residential area in Tamale and bolted."
They were later arrested at Buipe in the Savannah Region. During a search, the Service retrieved a G3 Riffle and a pistol.
Meanwhile, the Police Service has indicated that the Northern Regional Police Command will provide further details "in due course."
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