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A third student of the Accra Academy Senior High School has been arrested in connection with the armed robbery incident at Dzorwulu.
Four students are said to have attacked a boutique at gun point last week, making away with an unspecified amount of money and various items.
Two of the suspects were arrested by the police but a third suspect was produced by the parents Monday.
ASP John Koffie, the Crime Officer for the Kotobabi Police said the police are collaborating with the school authorities to arrest the other suspect.
The suspects currently in custody are expected to reappear before court on December 28.
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