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The Ghana Police Service, through an intelligence-led operation, has arrested one suspect over the alleged possession of 92 slabs of a substance, suspected to be Indian hemp.
Bukari Yakubu was arrested at his residence on Saturday at about 0100 hours, at Akatsi in the Volta Region, after Police placed surveillance on him.
“Investigation conducted so far indicates that Bukari Yakubu has been dealing in narcotics within Akatsi and its surrounding areas,” a release said.
A search conducted on his residence led to the retrieval of 92 slabs of a substance wrapped in yellowish material, suspected to be Indian hemp, as well as two Royal motorbikes, suspected to have been stolen.
Upon preliminary interrogation, the suspect admitted ownership of the items.
“He is currently in police custody, assisting with investigations and will be put before the court,” the release said.
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