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The Ghana Police Service on Wednesday held a press briefing to highlight the measures it has implemented to build a strong security system in the country.
Conversations about insecurity have resurfaced due to the surge in crime being recorded in various parts of the country.
Thus, the Criminal Investigation Department (CID) of the Police Service updated the nation on steps being taken to combat crime.
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