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The Ghana Police Service in a joint operation with the military, have arrested 360 suspected criminals in Madina, Accra
The operation, which took place Monday, is based on police intelligence, the Accra Regional Police Operations Commander, Chief Superintendent Kwesi Ofori, has confirmed to Adomonline.com.
“About 360 people have been arrested and taken to the headquarters for investigations and those found guilty will be put before court,” Mr. Ofori revealed.
Monday’s operation follows similar swoops at Gomoa Budumburam in the Central region and other parts of the country.
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