Ghana’s security agencies have moved into the post-election security phase, implementing additional measures to maintain peace, security, law, and order. Despite limited cases of looting, vandalism, and destruction of properties across the country, 89 suspects have been arrested in connection with various offenses.
Of the arrested suspects, 40 are directly linked to acts of vandalism, looting, and destruction of properties. According to ACP Grace Ansah Akrofi, Director of Public Affairs, All suspects will face justice in court. The public has been cautioned to refrain from violent acts, as perpetrators will be arrested and prosecuted.
The police have cautioned the public to refrain from violent acts, warning that perpetrators will be arrested and brought to justice. To ensure public safety and security, the police have implemented several measures, including:
ACP Grace Ansah Akrofi indicated that a special investigative team has been established to review footage of vandalism, looting, and destruction of properties during the electoral process. The team will identify and arrest individuals involved in these activities, ensuring they face justice in court.
NESTF expressed gratitude to Ghanaians for their support throughout the electoral process. The service urged stakeholders to remain calm, assuring them that their safety, security, and property protection are a top priority. The police are committed to maintaining peace and stability in Ghana.
Source: Bernard K Dadzie; Greater Accra Region
