The Ghana Police Service has apprehended 89 individuals for various offences committed during the 2024 general elections, including acts of vandalism, looting, and property destruction.
In a statement released on Monday, the Police confirmed that 40 of the suspects are directly linked to violent incidents. All those arrested will face prosecution, as part of the ongoing efforts to maintain peace and order following the elections.
These arrests are part of a broader security initiative aimed at ensuring stability in the post-election period. While incidents of unrest have been minimal, the Police remain on high alert to prevent any further disruptions.
Key measures implemented to ensure security include:
- Increased patrols in collaboration with other security agencies.
- Intelligence-led operations to identify and arrest offenders.
- A static security presence at critical state facilities.
- Engagement with government officials and stakeholders to maintain order.
- A special investigation team analyzing evidence to identify and prosecute perpetrators.
The Police have issued a stern warning to individuals involved in violent behaviour, assuring that they will face the full force of the law.
In closing, the Ghana Police Service expressed gratitude to the public for their cooperation during the elections, urging continued calm and reiterating their commitment to ensuring public safety and the protection of property.
