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Police arrest 2 over Nsawam filling station robbery, hunt for accomplice
May 26, 2026
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Police arrest 2 over Nsawam filling station robbery, hunt for accomplice

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Key Points

  • The Eastern South Regional Police Command has arrested two suspects, Amos Boame and Collins Adjei, in connection with an armed robbery at Kwafokrom near Nsawam.
  • The robbery occurred on Sunday, May 24, 2026, with a third suspect, Ashivie, currently at large.
  • Police retrieved a pump-action gun, electronic shocker, cutlass, bulletproof vest, and 19 spent cartridges from the suspects.
  • During the incident, a security officer and a pump attendant were shot, both are now in stable condition.
  • The robbers made away with GH¢13,460 in cash and assorted provisions, prompting police to intensify security measures in collaboration with filling station managers.

Why This Matters

This incident underscores persistent security challenges in Ghana, particularly concerning armed robbery, which threatens public safety and the operational security of businesses like filling stations. The police's swift action and commitment to enhancing security are vital for maintaining law and order and reassuring both residents and businesses across the nation.

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