Audio By Carbonatix
Seven people who were arrested at Jantong Daboase near Salaga in the Northern Region for possessing arms including AK 47 have been sent to Accra for further interrogation and prosecution.
Police in the region arrested them on Friday and retrieved the weapons after the residents there suspected they were carrying something dangerous.
Regional Police Public Relations Officer, ASP Ebenezer Tetteh told Joy News they may be put before court on Tuesday.
He says the Police are also yet to apprehend one other prime suspect but “we are still pursuing him and we will intensify our search for him.”
ASP Tetteh however refused to comment on a story circulating on some media that the AK 47-weilding suspects had Taliban videos on them.
" I would not like to go into that," the police had said.
Latest Stories
-
New GPA President pledges reform, stronger government engagement and industry renewal
6 minutes -
Ghana Publishers Association inaugurates new council with renewed vision for industry growth
8 minutes -
NPP party interest must override individual ambitions — Patricia Appiagyei
12 minutes -
A party that cannot accept defeat cannot win the confidence of Ghanaians – Akufo-Addo
23 minutes -
NPP Primaries: IGP cautions against deployment of macho men to polling stations
28 minutes -
Volta NDC rejects minority’s call for Ablakwa’s removal
54 minutes -
Ghana Water Limited begins customer migration exercise in Volta RegionÂ
55 minutes -
High Court dismisses Randy Abbey’s GHS 20m defamation suit against Abronye DC
1 hour -
Key suspect in Wapuli kidnapping case arrested
1 hour -
NPP elections: IGP warns candidates against interference in arrests
1 hour -
Only three of 26 doctors posted to Upper East on duty – Regional MinisterÂ
1 hour -
How to watch European football this weekend
1 hour -
NACOC inaugurates 16-member Narcotics Inter-Agency Coordination Committee
1 hour -
Senegal and Morocco dominate the TotalEnergies CAF AFCON Morocco 2025 Best XI
1 hour -
AFCON coverage sets new global standard as Senegal claims continental glory
2 hours