In a significant stride toward justice, law enforcement authorities have apprehended two suspects believed to be key instigators of the violent unrest that unfolded in Sowutuom over the weekend. The tragic events, which took place at the palace of the Chief of Omanjor, resulted in the loss of three lives and left forty-nine individuals injured.
The suspects, identified as Christian Saka Ahianyevi and Newton Adotey, are alleged to have played pivotal roles in orchestrating the mayhem. Their arrests mark a critical milestone in the ongoing investigation into the harrowing incident that has left the community shaken.
According to reliable information from the Police Headquarters, Newton Adotey was apprehended by the Special Support Unit (SSU) following a tip-off. He was located at Dansoman Last Stop, where authorities discovered him hiding. A search conducted during his arrest revealed eighteen spent BB cartridges, further implicating him in the violence. Meanwhile, coordinated efforts by law enforcement led to the successful capture of Christian Saka Ahianyevi.
The suspects, along with the recovered exhibits, have since been handed over to the Odonkor Divisional Police Command for further investigation and legal processing. Authorities are committed to ensuring that justice is served and that those responsible for this heinous act are held accountable.
The arrests have brought a sense of hope to the Sowutuom community, which has been grappling with grief and fear following the unrest. While much remains to be uncovered regarding the motives and circumstances surrounding the incident, this development underscores the dedication of law enforcement agencies in maintaining peace and order.
As investigations continue, the public is urged to cooperate with authorities and provide any relevant information that could aid in resolving this case. The tragic loss of life and injuries sustained during the unrest serve as a stark reminder of the importance of fostering unity and preventing violence within communities.
Stay tuned for further updates as this story develops.
-thechronicleonline
Curated by Tetteh Belinda | GhanaCrimes
