Ghana Police Service

Don’t Allow Charlatanic Adverts On Your Platforms – Police To Radio, TV Owners

Don’t Allow Charlatanic Adverts On Your Platforms – Police To Radio, TV Owners

The Ghana Police Service has urged operators of electronic communication networks, providers of electronic communications, and broadcasting services not to allow their platforms to be used in the promotion of charlatanic advertisements. According to the Police, charlatanic advertisements are not just unethical but criminal and punishable under the laws of Ghana. The Police Service in a statement said it has recorded a worryingly increasing number of advertisements aimed at luring people into dubious activities that are claimed to generate riches overnight. “These charlatanic activities are assuming serious security implications for our society as a whole. The activities which often begin…
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Taxi Driver Dies After Being Arrested By Police In Accra – Report

Taxi Driver Dies After Being Arrested By Police In Accra – Report

47-year-old taxi driver by the name of Emmanuel Kwame Adzavor has reportedly died after being arrested by personnel of the Ghana Police Service. According to a news report by GHOne TV, the driver was arrested for allegedly committing a road traffic offense at Circle, a suburb of Accra, and was being taken to the Headquarters of the Ghana Police Service. The report indicated that the driver, as he was heading towards the police headquarters in the company of the policeman, fell ill and was taken to the Greater Accra Regional Hospital (Ridge), where he died. The family and the owner of the…
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Govt Pledges More Support To Ghana Police Service, As 308 Are Commissioned As Senior Officers

Govt Pledges More Support To Ghana Police Service, As 308 Are Commissioned As Senior Officers

“As we urge the public to come on board, I wish to charge officers on parade in particular, and all other police officers to note that the anticipation of the Ghanaian public is for you to be proactive and accountable to them. “You should be, first, exemplary law-abiding citizens for others to emulate. As professionals, always remember to treat people the way you wish yourselves, spouse or children to be treated. Therefore, in enforcing the law, be fair, firm and fearless.” These were the words of the Vice President, Dr. Mahamudu Bawumia, at the 51st Cadet Officers’ Graduation of the…
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