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Police restore calm after irate youth attack nsuaem police station

30Oct

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Police restore calm after irate youth attack nsuaem police station

Calm has been restored at Nsuaem in the Western Region after a violent attack on the Nsuaem Police Station by an angry mob on Wednesday, October 29, 2025. According to the Western Central Regional Police Command, the incident began when a group of about fifteen men, accompanied by two children aged seven and five, brought a suspect, Sulley Moses, aged 25, to the police station. The group alleged that they had seen the suspect conversing with the children near the Nivo Filling Station and suspected he was attempting to lure them away. Police say they detained the suspect after one of the children confirmed that he had forcibly held the hand of one of them as they tried to leave. Shortly after the arrest, a mob of about 500 people armed with stones and other offensive weapons storme...

Kukurantumi Police Station Closed After Violent Attacks by Youths

The Eastern Regional Police Command has announced the closure of the Kukurantumi Police Station and the withdrawal of all police personnel from the community following violent attacks on the station. According to police reports, the incident occurred on Sunday, September 21, 2025, around 7:00 a.m., when a group of irate youth launched an attack on the station and its barracks. Armed with stones, clubs, and other implements, the attackers attempted to set the building ablaze. The unrest was triggered by the death of a suspect, Bright Kena, popularly known as D-ball, who had been arrested on charges of unlawful entry and stealing. He was reportedly on admission at the Kukurantumi Community Hospital at the time of his death, which sparked anger among sections of the youth. A police r...

NDC colors adorn Ministries, Police Station as supporters jubilate at inauguration

The Ministries Police Station and surrounding areas were vibrantly decorated in National Democratic Congress (NDC) colours as party supporters made their way to the Black Star Square for the Presidential Inauguration. The stretch from the Ministries was filled with the loud sounds of vuvuzelas, car horns, and motorbikes, adding to the festive atmosphere. Groups of party supporters, dressed in NDC colours, were seen singing, dancing, and celebrating on the streets. Various vehicles were parked along the road, while the sale of party paraphernalia flourished. Some supporters had music blasting from speakers set up in the backs of pickup trucks, while others traveled from distant areas to witness the event. The swearing-in ceremony marks the return of President John Dramani Mah...