- 9 Arrested Over EC Office Arson
- Total Post-Election Arrests Hit 106
- Police Vow to Maintain Law and Order
The Ghana Police Service has arrested nine individuals in connection with the recent arson attack on the Electoral Commission (EC) office in Ayensuano, Eastern Region. This brings the total number of arrests related to post-election violence across the country to 106.
In a press statement released on December 10, the police confirmed the arrests and provided details about the ongoing investigation. “The Ghana Police Service has arrested 9 suspects in connection with the setting ablaze of the Electoral Commission office at Ayensuano in the Eastern Region,” the statement read.
The suspects, who are currently in police custody, are assisting with investigations, and legal proceedings are underway. The police assured the public that the individuals will be held accountable for their actions. “All suspects are in custody assisting the Police investigation, and they will be made to face justice,” the statement further emphasized.
The police have also reiterated their commitment to safeguarding communities and maintaining law and order across the country in the aftermath of the violent incidents. As the investigation continues, authorities are working to ensure the protection of citizens and the restoration of peace.
This arrest is part of broader efforts by law enforcement to address the rising incidents of violence following the general elections, with security forces working to prevent further unrest.
