The Ghana Police Service has announced a GH¢100,000 bounty for anyone who provides information for the arrest of a suspect who threatened to harm some public officers.
This was contained in a statement by the Police which declared the male suspect wanted.
The suspect, who addressed himself as Kanawu, in a viral video according to the Police threatened to shoot unknown public officials and anybody who stood in his way.
A manhunt has therefore been launched to apprehend him, hence the appeal for public assistance.
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