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KMA force arrests 4 persons over sale of illegal drugs
March 17, 2026
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KMA force arrests 4 persons over sale of illegal drugs

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Key Points

  • KMA security taskforce arrested four individuals for alleged illegal drug sales in AshTown, Kumasi.
  • The arrests occurred during a routine crackdown behind the AshTown Post Office.
  • Seized items included Indian hemp, a locally manufactured pistol, hard drugs, cash, and other harmful materials.
  • The KMA reaffirmed its commitment to public safety, law, and order in the metropolis.
  • The assembly appealed to the public for support in reporting suspicious activities to maintain safety.

Why This Matters

This incident highlights the ongoing efforts by local authorities in Ghana to combat drug trafficking and maintain public safety in urban areas. Such crackdowns are crucial for addressing crime, reducing social menace, and ensuring a secure environment for residents, which indirectly supports community well-being and stability. It also underscores the importance of community-police cooperation in tackling illicit activities.

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