Savannah Regional Police Crack Down on Drugs, 27 Arrested in Christmas Operation
The Savannah Regional Police Command has arrested 27 people, including women, for drug-related offences in a special Christmas operation across the region. The operation, which targeted areas such as Salaga, Damongo, Buipe, and Bole, aimed to clamp down on crime during the festive season.
According to the police, the suspects were found in possession of various substances and leaves suspected to be Indian hemp at the time of their arrest. The police statement did not provide further details on the specific substances seized or the identities of those arrested.
The operation is part of ongoing efforts by the Ghana Police Service to combat drug-related crimes in the country. The Savannah Regional Police Command has been working to strengthen its presence in the region and disrupt the activities of drug traffickers.
The suspects are currently under investigation, and the police have announced that they will be put before court to face the law. The operation demonstrates the police’s commitment to maintaining law and order, especially during the holiday season.
This latest crackdown is a welcome development in Ghana’s fight against drug abuse and trafficking. The police have been stepping up efforts to curb the menace, and the public has been urged to report any suspicious activities to the authorities.
