
Audio By Carbonatix
The Ghana Police Service in Nkwanta has arrested two persons for unlawful possession of firearms and a large cache of ammunition following an intelligence-led operation.
The suspects, identified as 27-year-old Richard Kpimbi and 20-year-old Latif Adam, were picked up on April 29, 2026, at the Brewaniase Police barrier.

They were travelling in a Kia Rhino truck with registration number GW 9927-13, with Kpimbi driving and Adam acting as the driver’s mate.
Police say a thorough search of the vehicle uncovered one Adler pump-action gun and a significant quantity of ammunition concealed in plastic sacks and boxes under tarpaulins.
The items retrieved include 7,000 AAA cartridges, 3,000 BB cartridges, and 1,124 live rounds of AK-47 ammunition.

The suspects are currently in police custody, assisting with investigations, while all seized items have been retained as exhibits for further action.
The Police Service has reiterated its commitment to maintaining public safety and has called on the public to provide credible information to support ongoing efforts to combat crime.
Latest Stories
-
Why Newcastle are changing club badge
6 minutes -
Ipswich complete £20m deal for Ghana winger Fatawu
15 minutes -
Forest make enquiry for Sporting’s Diomande
28 minutes -
Ferguson says Keegan built Newcastle’s greatest team
37 minutes -
Villa in talks to sign Chelsea’s Garnacho
48 minutes -
Keeper Martinez may ‘step aside’ from Argentina
53 minutes -
Infantino’s ‘time is up’ with Fifa – La Liga boss
56 minutes -
Ghana’s gross reserves plummet to US$12.94bn in June 2026, but trade surplus hits US$8.80bn
1 hour -
QPR sign former Brighton full-back Lamptey
1 hour -
Carney looking at ‘all options’ as Trump announces 50% tariffs on Canada
1 hour -
Ozempic-maker accuses rival of false advertising
1 hour -
Ghana’s public debt hits GH¢720.8bn in May 2026
1 hour -
‘Software error’ led to almost 400 non-citizens voting in New Jersey, governor says
2 hours -
Police officers arrested for allegedly seeking roadside bribe from Nigeria’s anti-corruption boss
2 hours -
Immigration lawyer explains why US judge ruled in Ofori-Atta’s favour
2 hours