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VIDEO: Suspected thief caught in house ceiling claims he was hiding from rain, made to clean shop as punishment

Modern Ghana about 2 hours 1 mins read

A suspected thief was apprehended in a residential property in Accra after he was allegedly caught on the ceiling of a house during a heavy downpour. According to eyewitnesses, residents became suspicious after noticing unusual movements and noises coming from the ceiling.

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