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An 18-year-old man who stole three unregistered Apsonic tricycles valued at GH¢74,000 has been arrested by the Bono Regional Police Command.
The suspect, Fuseini Ibrahim, was arrested on August 14, 2025, at Dumasua in the Sunyani West Municipality and has been placed in police custody.
A statement issued and signed by Chief Inspector Thomas Akeelah, the Public Relations Officer of the Bono Regional Police Command, in Sunyani, said three other accomplices, only identified as Musa, Baba and Malik Mustapha, were at large.
They allegedly stole the machines at Drobo in the Jaman South Municipality, it stated, adding that the suspects, together with the accomplices, were intercepted at the Dumasua checkpoint. However, the other three suspects managed to escape.
The statement added that the police had retrieved the tricycles, saying that a manhunt had been mounted for the other suspects.
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