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28/09/2026

*POLICE RECOVER STOLEN HOUSEHOLD ITEMS, TWO SUSPECTS ARRESTED*

*Central East Region, Ghana — September 28, 2026:* Police in the Central East Region have arrested two suspects in connection with the alleged theft and transportation of household items believed to have been stolen from a building at Chocho, a town along the Bontrasi-Bereku road.

The suspects have been identified as *Patrick Haziel*, the driver of a KIA Mighty truck, and *Mohammed Sulemana*, who police say is the alleged owner of the recovered items.

According to the Central East Regional Police Command, personnel of the Regional Operations Unit intercepted the truck, with registration number *GN 5255-23*, at about *4:30 a.m. on September 26, 2026*, during a night patrol.

Police said the truck was carrying a number of household and electrical items, including:

- One king-size mattress
- One kitchen cabinet
- One deep freezer
- Seven refrigerators
- One microwave
- One stove
- 19 sets of framed aluminium-glazed windows
- Nine sets of electrical sockets
- One knapsack spraying machine
- 10 TV sockets
- Two floodlights

The police said preliminary investigations established that the items had allegedly been stolen from a building at Chocho.

According to the police account, Haziel told officers at the scene that the items belonged to Sulemana, who allegedly fled after noticing the approaching patrol team. Haziel reportedly told investigators that he had been hired to transport the items from Bentum to Tuba, where Sulemana resides.

Further investigations led to the arrest of Sulemana, who police said admitted stealing the items and concealing them at Bentum before arranging for the truck to transport them.

Sulemana has been remanded into police custody and is scheduled to reappear on **October 12, 2026**.

The police said one victim has so far reported the incident and identified some of the recovered items as belonging to her.

The Central East Regional Police Command is therefore appealing to other possible victims who may have lost similar items to report to the command for identification and collection.

28/09/2026

*C/R: Man Jailed Three Years For Stealing Phones at Awutu Bawjiase*

The Central East Regional Police Command intercepted a 27-year-old man identified as *Awudu Baba* during a random stop-and-search operation on the *Kasoa-Bawjiase Road* at about midnight on September 19, 2026.

Addressing the media, the Central East Regional Police Commander DCOP Francis Nchor said five mobile phones were found in his possession. The phones included an **iPhone 6, iPhone 6 Plus, Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge and Samsung A12**, along with five SIM cards.

According to the police, Baba allegedly removed the SIM cards from the phones and, upon sensing that he was about to be arrested, swallowed the SIM cards.

Further investigations reportedly established that the phones had allegedly been stolen from *Awutu Bawjiase in the Central Region*.

Baba has since been convicted by the *Ofaakor Circuit Court* and sentenced to *three years in prison*.

The Central East Regional Police Command is appealing to anyone who may have fallen victim to phone theft and whose property may correspond with the recovered devices to report to the command for identification and collection.

28/09/2026

*Man Sentenced to Five Months in Prison for Stealing 50 Pigs*

*Central Region, Ghana — September 28, 2026: A man identified as Evans Pinkreh, alias Kwame Adjei*, has been convicted and sentenced to five months in prison for stealing and selling about 50 live pigs entrusted to his care.

The case was disclosed by the *Central East Regional Police Commander, DCOP Francis Nchor*, during a media briefing.

According to the police, Pinkreh was employed as a caretaker at a piggery belonging to a farmer at *Amuzukorpe near Kasoa in the Central Region* when he allegedly stole and sold about 50 pigs that were under his care.

Police arrested him in *September 2024* and subsequently commenced investigations into the matter.

Following the investigations, Pinkreh was arraigned before the *Akweley District Court on December 28, 2024*, where he faced trial.

After a full trial, the court found him guilty and, on *August 29, 2026*, sentenced him to *five months' imprisonment*.

28/09/2026

*Two Arrested by Central East Regional Police Command in Suspected Narcotics Operation*

As part of efforts to clamp down on the sale and use of illicit drugs, police personnel intercepted a Voxy minibus at the *Kasoa High Tension snap checkpoint* at about *2:30 a.m. on September 20, 2026*.

A search of the vehicle allegedly led to the discovery of substances suspected to be narcotic drugs in the possession of a suspect identified as *Asando Asakiba*.

According to the police, Asakiba told investigators that *Beatrice Amegashie had allegedly given him the suspected narcotics to deliver to a person identified as Akos* in Tarkwa.

The suspect subsequently led police to Amegashie's residence at *Ayikai Dobro*, where a search was conducted.

Police said the search uncovered:

- Six yellow sellotaped parcels containing dried leaves, bearing the inscription **“GREEN GOLD”**
- Two transparent zip-lock bags containing dried leaves
- One transparent zip-lock bag containing a whitish substance

The substances are suspected to be narcotic drugs.

The two suspects are currently in police custody after being remanded by the court, while investigations continue.

The Central East Regional Police Commander DCOP Francis Nchor has been addressing the media.

07/09/2026

UPDATE ON ALLEDGED MURDER OF KASOA HERBALIST
C/R: FAMILY DEMANDS JUSTICE AFTER AUTOPSY REPORT.....

Eldest Son of the Deceased, Daniel Osei Antwi has raised concerns over the lack of security at his late father's residence, which has been declared out of bounds by the police as investigations continue.

He said unidentified individuals have allegedly been entering the premises and stealing items from the residence.

He is therefore appealing to the police and other relevant authorities to intensify security at the property to protect it while investigations into the alleged murder continue.

07/09/2026

UPDATE ON ALLEDGED MURDER OF KASOA HERBALIST: FAMILY DEMANDS JUSTICE AFTER AUTOPSY REPORT.

The children and relatives of popular Kasoa-based herbalist, Dr. Felix Antwi Dankwah, are demanding justice following an autopsy report which, according to the family, indicates that he was allegedly murdered before his residence was set ablaze.
We earlier reported that Dr. Felix Antwi Dankwah, the owner of Antwi Herbal and Spiritualist Centre at Kasoa, died after his residence was set ablaze.

His wife and two workers have since been arrested in connection with the incident and are currently in police custody.

Speaking to the media, the eldest male son of the deceased, Daniel Osei Antwi, expressed disappointment over what he described as the manner in which the case is being handled at the Kasoa High Court.

According to him, the police autopsy report indicates that their father was allegedly murdered before the fire was set to his residence.

He is therefore appealing to the relevant authorities to ensure that justice is served for their late father.

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The Young Progressive Network, a youth group in the Weija-Gbawe Constituency, has donated learning materials to four Muslim Makaranta schools in Weija as part of efforts to support basic education in the community.

The donation, which comprised about 400 items, included exercise books, pens, pencils, sharpeners and other essential learning materials to support teaching and learning at the schools.

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