Kete-Krachi: The Anti-Robbery Unit of the Kete-Krachi Divisional Police Command has arrested two suspects, John Dzeble, 34, and Adzobi Mesiwotso, 24, for the possession of substances that looked like Indian hemp.
According to Ghana News Agency, a release signed by Deputy Superintendent of Police (DSP), Mr. John Nchor, Public Affairs Officer of the Oti Command, stated that the Police team, in an intelligence-led operation, intercepted an Opel Astra vehicle with registration number GT 6430-13. The vehicle was driven by suspect John Dzeble, with suspect Adzobi Mesiwotso on board, on Sunday, 15 June, this year.
The release mentioned that a search conducted on the vehicle revealed 86 compressed parcels of substances suspected to be Indian hemp. These were discreetly concealed in the inner compartments of the car, including the engine, doors, and boot.
The statement further indicated that the officers retrieved a portable measuring scale machine and a roll of masking tape, also concealed, believed to have been used in the packaging of the substances.
It concluded by stating that the suspects, along with the exhibits, are currently in Police custody, assisting with investigations. The Oti Regional Police Command commended the swift and professional action of the personnel involved in the arrest and reaffirmed its commitment to curbing drug trafficking and related criminal activities.
