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Two suspects involved in a robbery incident which took place at a Forex Bureau at Kaneshie, Accra were arrested by police.
Four suspected robbers entered the Bext Nascent Forex Bureau at Pamprom in Kaneshie at about 2pm Wednesday and demanded the staff release all foreign currencies.
Some 12 people were injured in the attack at about 2pm, Wednesday.
While they made their escape, a woman raised alarm at the densely populated business district. The robbers fired sporadic shots to deter any heroic attempts to capture them.
But two of them were arrested after a hot chase by bystanders and police while two others escaped.
Below is a video showing how one of the suspects was arrested by the police.
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