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Osei Kwame, also known as “Nsafufuo,” has been arrested by the Manso-Nkwanta District Police in the Ashanti Region for unlawfully possessing a police uniform.
According to a statement copied to the Ghana News Agency, Kwame was apprehended at Antoakrom after a viral video surfaced showing him appearing intoxicated while dressed in police attire.
“The suspect was seen in a viral video appearing to be intoxicated in police uniform,” the release stated.
He is currently assisting police with investigations.
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