In a commendable display of vigilance, the Central East Regional Police Command has successfully apprehended two individuals suspected of engaging in illegal drug activities. The suspects, identified as Eric Nkyeke, aged 30, and Francis Klu, aged 28, were found in possession of 519 compressed parcels of dried leaves believed to be Indian hemp.
According to an official police statement, the arrest occurred at Nyanyano in the Gomoa East District. The suspects were intercepted while offloading the parcels from a Toyota Hilux pick-up truck bearing the registration number GS 6849-21. The vehicle has since been impounded as part of the ongoing investigation into the case.
The suspects are currently in police custody and are assisting authorities with inquiries to unravel the full scope of the situation. The Central East Regional Police Command has emphasized its commitment to thoroughly investigating the matter and ensuring that justice is served.
The Command also took the opportunity to commend the Nyanyano District police personnel for their diligence and vigilance, which led to the successful operation. Their efforts underscore the importance of proactive policing in combating criminal activities within communities.
In a statement addressed to the public, the police urged citizens to remain alert and actively report any suspicious or criminal activities to law enforcement agencies. Such cooperation is vital in ensuring the safety and security of neighborhoods and in aiding police efforts to maintain law and order.
This arrest highlights the ongoing battle against drug-related offenses and serves as a reminder of the importance of community-police collaboration in addressing societal challenges. The Central East Regional Police Command continues to prioritize public safety and remains steadfast in its commitment to upholding the rule of law.
Further updates on this case will be provided as investigations progress.
-Adomonline
Curated by Tetteh Belinda | GhanaCrimes
