The Ghana Police Service, in collaboration with other security agencies, has continued its efforts to maintain law and order across the country during the post-election period.
Assistant Commissioner of Police(ACP) Grace Ansah-Akrofi, briefing the media rhis morning at the NESFT press Centre stated that, over past 24 hours, no major incidents have been recorded, a testament to the intensified patrols and deployment of personnel in communities nationwide.
As part of efforts to address post-election disturbances, the police have arrested 17 additional suspects within the last 24 hours, bringing the total number of arrests to 123.
These individuals are being processed and will face justice.
In a significant breakthrough, an intelligence-led operation led to the recovery of a stolen Nissan pickup belonging to Honourable Honourable Ursula Owusu.
The vehicle, which was taken from her office on Monday, December 9, 2024, is now in the custody of the Dansoman Police.
Investigations are ongoing to apprehend those responsible for the theft.
The police are also on a manhunt for individuals involved in vandalism incidents earlier this week in Yilo Krobo and Wenchi in the Eastern Region.
Authorities have issued a strong warning to those on the run: they cannot evade justice indefinitely.
The police are determined to track down these individuals and ensure they face the law.
The Inspector General of Police has reassured public sector workers and all citizens that they can go about their duties with confidence, knowing that their safety is a priority. Security measures have been bolstered to protect government agencies and prevent further disruptions.
As part of ongoing stakeholder engagement, a delegation from civil society organizations and the clergy visited the Inspector General of Police and the National Election Security Task Force to discuss post-election security.
During the meeting, the delegation commended the police for maintaining peace throughout the election period and for their professional handling of post-election disturbances.
They specifically praised the police’s emphasis on engagement and de-escalation, which have helped stabilize the situation.
The Ghana Police Service reiterates its commitment to upholding peace and security across the nation.
The public is encouraged to report any suspicious activities or security concerns through the toll-free number 0800-311-131.
Together, with the cooperation of citizens, the police remain resolute in ensuring safety and justice for all.
