Police arrest three suspected members of motorcycle gang in Suame
The Ashanti Regional Police Command has arrested three suspected members of a motorcycle gang accused of terrorising residents of the Breman-Kronum-Suame enclave in the Ashanti Region. The suspects are alleged to have engaged in illegal midnight motorcycle racing on public roads, while attacking and robbing unsuspecting passersby. According to a police statement dated November 4, […]
In the Breman-Kronum-Suame area of the Ashanti Region, authorities have apprehended three suspected members of a motorcycle gang, suspected of terrorizing residents through illegal midnight races and violent robberies. According to the Ashanti Regional Police Command, these activities had instilled fear and insecurity among the community.
The arrests, made on November 1 at around 1:40 a.m., came as part of ongoing efforts to apprehend the gang members, who had repeatedly eluded capture. The individuals taken into custody were identified as Sharif Mahmud, 23, Abdallah Karim, 25, and James Alena, 25. Several other gang members reportedly managed to escape during the operation.
All three suspects have been released on police inquiry bail and are set to appear in court when the Judicial Service Association of Ghana (JUSAG) strikes conclude. Investigations are ongoing, with a focus on locating and apprehending the remaining gang members. The police have appealed to residents to come forward with any credible information that could assist in identifying and apprehending the fugitives.
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