In a significant development, the Obuasi Circuit Court has remanded nine individuals into police custody following an incident that has garnered widespread attention. A viral video capturing an assault on police officers at the Tweapease Senior High School Park in the Ashanti Region has led to swift legal action against the suspects.
According to an official press release issued by the Ghana Police Service on Saturday, January 10, 2026, the suspects were identified as Joshua Frimpong, also known as Joey B; Bannor Williams; Isaac Dwumfour, also known as Sporty; Evans Bannor, also known as Pressure King; Asiedu Ronald, also known as Case Close; Sarfo Alex, also known as Okele; Yaw Alex; Obidiaba Desmond; and Agyemang Emmanuel. The individuals appeared before the Obuasi Circuit Court on January 8, 2026, where they were charged with assaulting public officers.
The incident reportedly unfolded at Tweapease Senior High School Park, where the suspects, along with others, allegedly attacked police officers who were performing their official duties. The video of the assault quickly circulated on social media, prompting public outrage and a swift response from law enforcement authorities.
The police have emphasized their commitment to ensuring justice is served. In their statement, they reiterated that investigations into the matter are ongoing and issued a stern warning to the public: any individual who engages in acts of violence against police officers will be pursued and held accountable under the law.
This case highlights the importance of safeguarding the safety and dignity of public officers as they carry out their duties to maintain law and order. The Ghana Police Service has called on citizens to cooperate with law enforcement and refrain from actions that undermine their efforts to protect communities.
As investigations continue, the nation watches closely to see how this case unfolds. The incident serves as a reminder of the need for mutual respect between law enforcement and the public to foster a harmonious and secure society.
-By Tetteh Belinda | GhanaCrimes
