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The Accra Regional Police Command has confirmed that isolated incidents of violence occurred during the Ablekuma North parliamentary re-run held on Friday, 11th July 2025, leading to temporary disruptions at a number of polling stations.
In a press statement released on Saturday, the police noted that some of the disturbances involved cases of assault and disorder, which briefly affected the otherwise peaceful conduct of the polls.
“Preliminary reports indicate that these incidents caused temporary disruptions to the otherwise peaceful conduct of the election in some polling stations,” the statement said.
“Police officers intervened promptly to restore calm and ensure voting continued without further interruptions.”

The Regional Command has launched investigations to identify those responsible for the violent acts and assured the public that all perpetrators will be apprehended and prosecuted in accordance with the law.
“The Regional Command is taking steps to identify perpetrators, and anyone found to have engaged in acts of violence, intimidation, or breach of the peace will be arrested and taken through the due process of law,” the statement added.
The police further appealed to the public to assist with investigations by providing any relevant information.
Individuals with knowledge of the incidents or the persons involved are encouraged to contact the Police via emergency numbers 18555 or 191.
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