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54 suspects arrested in swoop operations in Bono Region

Police arrest 54 suspects during coordinated operations in Bono Region

Kojo Emmanuel by Kojo Emmanuel
December 23, 2025
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The Police Command in the Bono Region has successfully rounded up fifty-four (54) suspects in a series of targeted swoop operations aimed at curbing illegal drug peddling, drug use, and robbery-related criminal hideouts within the region.

According to an official press release issued by the Public Affairs Unit of the Ghana Police Service on December 22, 2025, the arrests form part of sustained efforts to eliminate criminal elements and ensure safer communities, particularly ahead of the festive season.

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The intelligence-led operations, coordinated by the Regional Police Intelligence Directorate (PID) with support from operational teams, focused on known hotspots in areas including Abesim, Banda, Nkrankwanta, Odumase, Dumasua, Wenchi, and Dormaa.

The suspects, whose ages range from 18 to 45, include individuals allegedly involved in various drug-related offenses and other criminal activities. Notable among those arrested is Rev. Alex Kwaku Manu, aged 36, alongside others such as Adams Moro (32), Kwaku Kyere (40), Ata Opare (20), and Philip Quarcoe (29).

The full list of suspects, as detailed in the police statement, is as follows:

  1. Rev. Alex Kwaku Manu, aged 36
  2. Adams Moro, aged 32
  3. Kwaku Kyere, aged 40
  4. Ata Opare, aged 20
  5. Anyane Emmanuel, aged 45
  6. Appiah Shadrach, aged 29
  7. Philip Quarcoe, aged 28
  8. Francis Asamoah, aged 27
  9. Ahmed Farouk, aged 22
  10. Richard Owusu, aged 35
  11. Opoku Benedict, aged 19
  12. Kumi Benson, aged 27
  13. Richard Gyabaah, aged 19
  14. Victor Ofosu, aged 29
  15. Yeboah Kelvin, aged 18
  16. Mufa Anas, aged 27
  17. Romeo Ndai, aged 24
  18. Korma Stephen, aged 22
  19. Godfred Nti Sampa, aged 20
  20. Kingsford Daplah, aged 23
  21. Owusu Kennedy, aged 35
  22. Kwabena Damian, aged 25
  23. Ansu Bright, aged 26
  24. Bright Antwi Nyame, aged 35
  25. Anoba Joseph, aged 31
  26. Asare Kwame, aged 22
  27. Heneh Richard, aged 22
  28. Opoku Ashman, aged 31
  29. Aisha Fuseini, aged 17
  30. James Asumaha, aged 34
  31. Kwabo Richard, aged 32
  32. Razak Owusu, aged 31
  33. Habib Abdulai, aged 44
  34. Yaw Fred, aged 24
  35. Abdulai Ali, aged 35
  36. Hamidu Sule, aged 33
  37. Clement Yeboah @ Otokoli, aged 28
  38. Emmanuel Yeboah @ Kooyi, aged 18
  39. Bismark Oppong, aged 23
  40. Abdul Aziz, aged 26
  41. Abu Abdul, aged 20
  42. Bismark Korang, aged 19
  43. Michael Amoagla, aged 27
  44. Moses Kwadwo Fosu, aged 25
  45. Osei Seth, aged 20
  46. Kwabena Isaac, aged 22
  47. Habib Fuseini, aged 21
  48. Stephen Opoku, aged 19
  49. Moro Osman, aged 22
  50. Benjamin Adane, aged 36
  51. Amos Antwi, aged 25
  52. Rockson Owusu, aged 23
  53. Adoma Hadges, aged 19

The police have indicated that the suspects have been arraigned before court and remanded into custody to assist with ongoing investigations. Exhibits linked to the alleged crimes were also seized during the operations.

The Bono Regional Police Command has reaffirmed its commitment to maintaining law and order, warning that individuals engaged in criminal activities will face the full rigours of the law. The public is encouraged to provide information to aid police efforts in keeping communities safe.

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