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Sat, 31 May 2008 General News

Police will be more vigilant this time

  Sat, 31 May 2008
Police will be more vigilant this time

The Ghana Police Service is promising increased vigilance in keeping custody of seized quantities of suspected cocaine.

Some 390 parcels of suspected cocaine aboard a truck said to be from Niger was intercepted by police upon a tip-off at Nsawam.

The drugs were found hidden in secret compartments of the Mercedes Benz bus with registration number GT 3359 Z, and Police Public Affairs Director, DSP Kwasi Ofori told Joy News that the three suspects arrested with the drug managed to escape arrest in other West African countries.

“It was intelligence led operations. They created some compartments and hid the drugs there but due to good search conducted by the police, they were able to break into those secret compartments and as I'm speaking to you, the three are in custody.”

He promised rigid steps to prevent situations in recent times where drug exhibits in t he care of the police have either gone missing or adulterated with other materials.

“Developments of yesteryears will definitely make the police to be careful and mindful about the safety of the drugs…,” he said.

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Comments

Wallanyo | 6/1/2008 8:29:00 AM

It a good news that the Ghana Police Service would like to prove to be vigilant in future but IGP must go because he is responsible for the missing parcels of Koks. Ghanaians at various positions always look at things in their simplest ways. By saying you used intelligence in it's finest form to make the latest arrest doesn't impress us the bit. Use the same intelligence to find out who stole the Koks from the police ware house. Any leader who does not perform in the interest of the people, in ...

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