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Crime & Punishment of Thursday, January 31, 2019
Source: mynewsgh.com
2019-01-31
Police had a hint of their meeting to plan their operation
Police in Sissala East District, in the Upper West West area, arrested three cross-border thieves with a huge amount of money in foreign and local rule, as well as other stolen property. , after the police had the illusion of their meeting to plan their operation. NewsGh.com has confirmed.
The suspects include; Fuseini Sinkare and Ali Sulemana who would operate along Jirapa, Hamile and scattered areas between Ghana and Burkina Faso, said the Divisional Police Commander, DSP, Stephen Abanga, who confirmed the arrest of this portal .
According to the police chief, they were told that Fuseini, wanted for a series of robberies in the area, was in town and that he would have been ready to undergo an operation after the meeting.
On the basis of this information, the police intervened and arrested suspects Fuseini Sinkare and Ali Sulemana who had been placed in a place awaiting instructions concerning the location of their operation.
During the interrogation, they told the police that it was a Yahaya from Nankwawie, near Tumu, who had brought them to witness robberies and that They had three single shotguns, which they cut off with Yahaya on the run.
They drove the police to Yahaya's home in Nankwawie, but he had already left before they arrived.
A search of his room revealed a cutlbad that Fuseini confessed to having used the previous night for a flight operation between Jirapa and Hamile.
A search of the two arrested suspects revealed 16 Android smartphones, 1 iPad, a Huawei phone, a laptop, 2,263.00 GHC, 8,000 CFA and 10 JUS WIA.
In an interview with Tum-based Radford FM, DSP Abanga said, "We are working with our counterparts in Lawra and Jirapa to interview the victims because our sources say three more thieves are on the run"
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