2 Ablekuma Bullion Van Robbery Suspects Arrested, Amount Stolen etc
Information picked by your reliable Ghanaeducation is that the Ghana Police has arrested two (2) Ablekuma Bullion Van Robbery Suspects.
The crime was carried out at Fanmilk, a suburb of Ablekuma in the Greater Accra Region. The evil act led to the killing of a police constable Calistus Amoah. Per police reports, the armed robbers took away a sum of 145,163.08 at the crime scene after gunning down the police officer at the post.
The attack occurred when the bullion van made a stop at a fuel station, presumably to purchase fuel. It was during this moment that the assailants attacked the vehicle.
The driver of the van managed to escape unharmed.
2 Ablekuma Bullion Van Robbery Suspects Arrested
Their case was briefly held at the court in Accra and the court ordered that they should be put on remind until mid-July.
They have been arraigned before the court and remanded into police custody.
The suspects were arrested around the Circle per the information available.
According to the Ghana Police, they were arrested at the Circle Railways on 28th June, while they the suspects were enjoying themselves.
According to the details available, the two fought each other in court and claimed they have not even committed any crime before.
The arrested suspects have been identified as Rashid, a farmer, and Benjamin an unemployed leaving in Asamasam a suburb of Accra.
They have been judged for murder and rubbery
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