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*Boy, 20, arrested over Ghc 40,000 MOMO fraud* A 20-year-old Frederick Doomson has been arrested for allegedly defraudin...
06/01/2026

*Boy, 20, arrested over Ghc 40,000 MOMO fraud*

A 20-year-old Frederick Doomson has been arrested for allegedly defrauding a Mobile Money Vendor of a sum of GHc40,000 at Assin Asaman in the Central Region.

According to the Assembly Member for the area, Gregory Gyakye, the suspect was part of a gang of three who posed as fellow MOMO operators to carryout the fraud through phone calls.

Preliminary investigations reveal that the suspect lured the victim into transferring the money into his MOMO account.

The Police have so far frozen his account to prevent any further transaction.

The remaining suspects are on the run. Have you been a victim before?

What is making the youth so much obsessed with making money by every means without considering the consequences?

At Agona Nyakrom, a landlady, Madam Charlotte has died following an alleged assault by the grandson of a tenant who defe...
06/01/2026

At Agona Nyakrom, a landlady, Madam Charlotte has died following an alleged assault by the grandson of a tenant who defecated in front of her room.

Reports suggest the​​ incident happened when Madam Charlotte confronted the tenant for defecating into a polythene bag and chose to leave it at her doorstep.

The tenant, however, claimed she could not reach the public toilet in time because she had a stomach upset.

While the initial disagreement appeared to have settled following a heated argument, the tenant later accused Madam Charlotte of gossiping about the incident to others.

The tenant, in response, summoned her grandson, Paa Kwesi who upon arrival allegedly attacked the landlady using a belt to assault her.

The landlady's health is said to have declined rapidly and was rushed to the Nyakrom Health Centre due to complications from high blood pressure. She was subsequently referred to another hospital but was pronounced dead upon arrival.

Couldn't the tenant register her displeasure over the absence of a facility in the house in a better way?

Sometimes, you may have genuine reasons to take an action, but it can also land you into trouble.

The Ashanti South Regional Police Command has foiled a robbery along the Anwiankwanta–Obuasi Highway after shooting thre...
06/01/2026

The Ashanti South Regional Police Command has foiled a robbery along the Anwiankwanta–Obuasi Highway after shooting three suspected armed robbers dead.

According to police, they confronted suspects Seidu Issah, Musah Yakubu, and Yahaya Munkaila AKA Tijan December, 24 2025 while preparing for the robbery.

The suspects are alleged to have opened fire on the officers who also returned same killing three. Two others managed to escape with good shot wounds.

Police say they recovered fi****ms, including pump action guns and a pistol, with ammunition from the scene.

The suspects are believed to have carried out several robberies in the region, including attacks at Jacobu airport and along the Manso stretch.

Investigations are ongoing to trace weapons sources and also arrest the remaining accomplices.

You know you will die, yet you go ahead to rob. Kudos to the Police.

Anthony Joshua involved in a major accident in Nigeria with two others reported dead. The boxer however is said to have ...
06/01/2026

Anthony Joshua involved in a major accident in Nigeria with two others reported dead. The boxer however is said to have sustained minor injuries.

06/01/2026

A 27-year-old driver’s mate, Edem Avenyo allegedly stole a driver's phone at Tema Station in Accra, took a photograph of himself with the stolen phone and uploaded the picture on the victim's Whatsapp status which led to his arrest at his hideout.

He is said to have also stolen an amount of Ghc 7,000

Avenyo, who appeared before the Gbese District Court, pleaded guilty to the charge of stealing and was convicted on his own plea.

During sentencing, Avenyo is reported to have pleaded with the court to temper justice with mercy, promising to work and repay the stolen amount and replace the phone.

However, the court sentenced him to three months imprisonment.

What could be wrong with Avenyo?

06/01/2026

A 37-year-old labourer, Saiba Yusif has been slapped with a fine of GHc1,200 for stealing a 64-year-old man's nanny goat at Dadieso Suaman District in the Western Region.

Failure to pay the fine will land Yusif in prison.

According to the complainant, Godfred Koti, he noticed one of his goats did not return after they went out to graze.

He then reported the matter to the Dadieso Police and alerted food vendors to be on the look out for anyone who tries to sell a goat to them.

Yusif was arrested while attempting to sell the goat.

He was put before court and convicted by the Presiding Magistrate, Mr. Lawrence Buanor based on his own plea.

The court further ordered the convict to compensate Mr. Koti with GHc3,000.

If there was a Non-Custodial law, Yusif may have been made to desilt gutters instead of imprisoning him and feeding him with thr tax payers money.

What is preventing Parliament from passing the Non-Custodial Sentencing bill into law?

06/01/2026

A 42-year-old car sprayer, Albert Sam, has reportedly been killed, with his body abandoned in Winneba by alleged car dealers from whom he purchased a vehicle in Accra.

The deceased, a native of Gomoa Potsin in the Gomoa East District of the Central Region, is said to have left Cape Coast on Friday to buy a car.

According to the deceased uncle, Sam had informed friends that he had received the car and was driving back to Cape Coast but he never made it home.

His body has since been deposited at the Winneba Trauma and Specialist Hospital.

The Central Regional and Winneba Divisional police have begun investigations to unravel the circumstances that led to Sam's death.

06/01/2026

A 25-year-old beautician has reportedly died under mysterious circumstances in her boyfriend's room at Effiakuma leaving residents of Anaji Estate in the Western Region in shock.

According to reports, the young lady bumped into his boyfriend cheating on her with another lady during an unannounced visit to him at Anaji Estate.

A heated confrontation ensued between the two women.

The reports further stated that the “side chick” eventually agreed to leave and the man at the centre of the incident also entered his bedroom and locked the door.

Tragically, the boyfriend claimed that he discovered the young woman dead hanging lifeless from the ceiling of his living room.

Investigations are ongoing to determine the exact cause of death.

Is the boyfriend telling the truth?

06/01/2026

"Good afternoon crime check
Please I want to ask, when a girl take money from you for transportation and lied to be on her way and refuse to come is it an offence"

The lawyers here please.

06/01/2026

The life of a 42-year-old driver, David Mensah aka Pepper Soup has been ended by his friend following an argument over a football team at Gomoa Osamkrom in the Central Region.

The deceased is reported to have visited the suspect, Michael Boye aka Ato's house where there is a drinking spot to drink.

When they met, an argument about a local football team at Osamkrom broke out between them about whether it is the founder who still manages the team.

While the deceased argued the founder is still at the helm of affairs, Ato said it was untrue.

In the heat of the argument, Pepper Soup decided to leave and while he turned his back, Ato is said to have struck him with a log leading to his death.

Police have since arrested Ato's mother and some relatives as he remains at large.

Why has it become a practice of arresting parents and family members when perpetrators or suspects are at large?

06/01/2026

"I am a highly motivated Ghanaian citizen, 26 years and 10 months old, holding a Bachelor's Degree in Geography and Sociology from the University of Ghana. I possess a deep commitment to serving our nation through the Ghana Armed Forces.I recently applied for officer enlistment and was regrettably disqualified solely based on my age. The official cut-off age for degree holders applying for officer cadet training was recently reduced to 26 years.Historically, the required age limit for graduate applicants was 30 years. This abrupt and significant reduction has created a substantial barrier for a large number of prospective candidates who have followed the standard academic and National Service paths.This new, restrictive age ceiling disproportionately affects graduates who completed their National Service this year or in the immediate past. By the time many young Ghanaians complete their four-year degree and mandatory one-year National Service, they are often on the verge of turning 27 or slightly older. The previous age limit of 30 was realistic and accommodating of this timeline.In my specific case, being disqualified at 26 years and 10 months, despite meeting all other requirements and having a strong desire to serve, is deeply disheartening and effectively shuts the door on my aspirations.I respectfully but urgently appeal to the highest authorities to review and reconsider this new policy. I propose that the age limit for degree holders seeking officer enlistment be revised and increased to at least 28 years.A revised limit of 28 years would offer a fair and reasonable window of opportunity for recent graduates to transition from National Service into the military, ensuring the GAF continues to attract a broad pool of highly educated and dedicated individuals.I believe that amending this age requirement will demonstrate the government's commitment to providing equitable opportunities for all qualified young Ghanaians who wish to dedicate their lives to national security.I thank you for your time and earnest consideration of this critical matter. I look forward to a positive and favorable outcome that allows dedicated citizens like myself to fulfill our patriotic duty."

06/01/2026

After one year of investigations, a key suspect in the daylight robbery at Adabraka jewellery shop, Salim Mohammed AKA Fatiwata has been arrested.

According to a police briefing, Salim and his accomplices stole GH¢7.5 million from a gold transaction while being conveyed to a bank in November 2024.

The suspect was arrested on November 20, 2025 at a hospital in Ashaiman, where he had gone to seek medical attention after months of intelligence-led surveillance.

Preliminary investigations revealed that Salim and his accomplices, armed with AK-47 assault rifles, intercepted the victim’s vehicle, fired multiple shots to scare away onlookers, injured the driver and escaped with the cash.

Police are currently pursuing the remaining suspects and working to recover the stolen money.

Fantastic job by the Ghana Police Service.

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