Police Arrest Three Suspects in Kwabenya Robbery Case

Tetteh Belinda
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In a significant development, the Ghana Police Service has apprehended three suspects in connection with a robbery incident that occurred in Kwabenya, Accra. The arrests were made by the National Operations Directorate Surveillance Unit as part of an ongoing investigation into the case.



The suspects, identified as Francis Amo (alias Agogo), Anthony Boateng (alias Aisha Kojo), and Musah Ibrahim (alias Coded), are alleged to have been involved in the robbery that took place on January 18, 2026. According to a press release issued by the Ghana Police Service and shared with the Ghana News Agency, two armed robbers attacked a residence in Kwabenya, stealing valuable items and cash.


The stolen items reportedly included two iPhone 17 Pro Max mobile phones, a gold necklace, an Apple Watch, cash amounting to GH¢14,000.00, a car key, and US$300. The robbers also coerced the victim into logging out of their iCloud account on one of the stolen phones, further complicating the situation.


Following their arrest, the suspects admitted their involvement in the crime. The police were able to recover some of the stolen items, including one iPhone 17 Pro Max, one Apple Watch, and one Samsung Fold phone. Additionally, a search conducted at the residence of suspect Anthony Boateng led to the discovery of offensive weapons. These included a truncheon, a short machete, knives, scissors, lighters, and a face shield.


The suspects are currently in police custody and are assisting with further investigations. Efforts are ongoing to retrieve the remaining stolen items and apprehend any other individuals connected to this crime.


The Ghana Police Service has reiterated its commitment to ensuring public safety and bringing perpetrators of criminal activities to justice. Members of the public are encouraged to provide any relevant information that may aid in the investigation.


This incident serves as a reminder of the importance of community vigilance and cooperation with law enforcement agencies. As investigations continue, the authorities remain steadfast in their efforts to maintain peace and security across the nation.



-By Tetteh Belinda | GhanaCrimes

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