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A group of men engaged in the snatching of mobile phones has been arrested by the Nsawam Police.
They are Issaka Nyofunleh, 25, Christopher Gbenyetorku, 30, Emmanuel Tetteh an ex-convict, 18, and Kwabena Richard, 20.
Superintendent Sebastian Atsu Wemegah, Police Commander in charge of Nsawam told the Ghana News Agency that they were arrested at their hideout at the Wofa Paye Street at Nsawam upon a tip-off.
He said the group had then broken into a nearby mobile phone store.
The Commander said two members of the group escaped but were later arrested at Achimota and the Komkomba Market in Accra.
Supt. Wemegah said the suspects would be put before court.
Source: GNA
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