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Police arrest 64 suspects, recover firearms in special operation at Achimota Mile 7 lounge

Modern Ghana about 2 hours 1 mins read

Police have arrested 64 suspects and recovered firearms and ammunition during a special operation at a lounge near Achimota Mile 7 in Accra. The operation was conducted by the Office of the Special Operations Assistant to the Inspector-General of Police (SOA), in collaboration with the National SWAT, following complaints from residents about suspected criminal activities at the lounge and its surroundings.

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