The Ghana Police Service has found the military officer who was reported missing on 25th February, 2023. According to the Ghana Police Service, it took the intervention of the Central region police officers to help find Lt. Col. Peter Amoah.
Lieutenant Colonel Peter Amoah is currently assisting the Ghana Police Service with investigations as to how he was reported missing.
Below is the statement from the Ghana Police Service:
MISSING MILITARY OFFICER, LT. COL. PETER AMOAH FOUND
The Police have found Lt. Col. Peter Amoah, the military officer who was reported missing on 25th February 2023.
The officer was found by the Police in the Central Region.
He has since been handed over to the Military while Police investigation continues to determine the circumstances under which he went missing.
This comes after the Ghana Armed Forces announced that the whereabouts of its Senior Military Officer, Lieutenant Colonel Peter Amoah is unknown.
According to a notice signed by E Aggrey Quashie, the Director General of Public Relations of the Ghana Armed Forces, Lieutenant Colonel Peter Amoah was last seen on February 23, 2023, at Burma Camp, Accra and has since not been found.
“The Ghana Armed Forces wishes to alert the general of Lieutenant Colonel (Lt Col) Peter Amoah of the Directorate of Army Peace Keeping Operations.
Lt Col Amoah was last seen on Thursday 23 February 2023 at about 1530 hours in the general area of Burma Camp. He is a resident of New Labadi Villas block E room E2.
He is about 1.8 meters tall with brown eyes and dark in complexion. He was last seen wearing a white T-Shirt with a red inscription, blue jeans shorts and black slippers with white stripes.
Anyone with information on his whereabouts were asked to contact the nearest Police Station or Military Police Station or call any of the following numbers:
• Commanding Officer of Ghana Military Police – 0244561521
-Duty Officer of Ghana Military Police – 0593844420,” the notice said.
Lieutenant Colonel Peter Amoah in 2020 was the Commanding Officer of the Jungle Warfare School at Seth Anthony Barracks in the Eastern region of Ghana.