The Upper East Regional Police Command has arrested a 36-year-old man, Tumbana Ane, at Paga in the Upper East Region of Ghana for allegedly possessing substances suspected to be Indian hemp and other prohibited drugs. The arrest was made by the Regional Police Intelligence Directorate and the Black Cobra Team following an operation at Paga. The suspect is currently in police custody and is expected to be arraigned before court.
According to the Police, a search conducted at the suspect's residence led to the recovery of 38 parcels of dried leaves suspected to be Indian hemp, as well as Tramadol tablets of 120mg and 250mg strengths. The Police further said officers discovered a tunnel at the residence which they allege the suspect used to conceal the drugs to evade arrest. The discovery of the tunnel suggests that the suspect may have been involved in a larger-scale drug operation.
Preliminary investigations have also linked the suspect to the alleged operation of brothels at an illegal mining site at Wuru. The Upper East Regional Police Command has assured the public of its continued commitment to combating drug-related crimes and other illegal activities across the region. The Police statement was signed by Chief Inspector Abdul-Raman Sumaila, Public Affairs Unit of the Upper East Regional Police Command.
The arrest is part of the Police's efforts to crack down on drug-related crimes in the region. The suspect's arrest and the recovery of the suspected Indian hemp and Tramadol tablets are significant blows to the drug trade in the area. The Police are expected to continue their investigations to determine the extent of the suspect's operations and to identify any other individuals who may be involved.
The Upper East Regional Police Command has been actively working to combat crime in the region. The command has implemented various strategies to prevent and detect crime, including increased patrols and intelligence gathering. The arrest of the suspected drug dealer is a testament to the command's efforts to keep the region safe.
The Police's efforts to combat drug-related crimes have been welcomed by the public. The public has been urged to continue to support the Police in their efforts to keep the region safe. The Police have also urged the public to report any suspicious activities to them.
The suspect's case is expected to draw attention to the issue of drug abuse and trafficking in the region. The Police's efforts to combat drug-related crimes are crucial in preventing the spread of drug abuse and in keeping the region safe. The case is also expected to serve as a deterrent to others who may be involved in the drug trade.
Key points
- The suspect was found with 38 parcels of suspected Indian hemp and Tramadol tablets.
- The suspect allegedly used a tunnel to conceal the drugs.
- The suspect is linked to the alleged operation of brothels at an illegal mining site.
