The Ghana Police Service, working in collaboration with other security agencies, has arrested Mr. Daniel Adomako, popularly known on social media as Sir Obama Pokuase.
The arrest, which took place on Wednesday, August 13, forms part of ongoing intelligence-led operations aimed at dismantling networks involved in the illegal possession and display of sophisticated weapons.
According to the Police, Mr. Adomako is assisting with investigations into images and videos he allegedly circulated on social media showing individuals openly brandishing illegally acquired, high-grade weapons.
These operations, which have been underway for several weeks, have so far led to the recovery of a substantial cache of illegal arms and ammunition.
In a related development, three other suspects — Prince Ofori, Yayra Abiwu, and Emmanuel Kwakye — are in Police custody over allegations of threat of death and publication of false news in connection with the recent helicopter crash.
The Ghana Police Service reaffirmed its commitment to ensuring public safety by eliminating criminal networks and preventing the proliferation of illegal arms.
“We urge the public to continue providing credible information to assist us in these crucial operations,” the statement read, adding that further updates will be provided as investigations progress, in line with due process.
The statement was signed by Assistant Commissioner of Police (ACP) Grace Ansah-Akrofi, Director of Public Affairs.
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