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11 arrested for allegedly posing as National Security officers, extorting cannabis farmers in Eastern Region
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11 arrested for allegedly posing as National Security officers, extorting cannabis farmers in Eastern Region

Modern Ghana about 4 hours 1 mins read
The Eastern Regional Police Command has arrested 11 individuals accused of impersonating National Security operatives and extorting money from cannabis farmers in Aboa, a farming community in the Yilo Krobo Municipality.

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