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The Ghana Police Service has arrested Imarana Abdulai Gomda in Tamale, Northern Region, for possessing firearms and ammunition without lawful authority.
In a social media post on Friday, May 31, the Police confirmed that Gomda was arrested at the Datoyili Barrier in Tamale on Wednesday, May 29, 2024.
During the arrest, officers retrieved two SMG rifles, six rounds of 9MM ammunition, and two empty magazines from him.
The suspect is currently in custody and is assisting the Police with their investigations.
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