Driver pleads guilty for possessing firearms

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• Amudey 11 years ago

  Good job. This is how we are supposed to help the country fight crime. He could have lured his potential victim without trace. Ghana police, kudos. Keep it up

  Good job. This is how we are supposed to help the country fight crime. He could have lured his potential victim without trace. Ghana police, kudos. Keep it up

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• SGT ANANI FIADZOE 11 years ago

  Kumasi, the Mexico of Africa, is now exporting trained criminals to the capital. And the gang warfare has started - yesterday we read about Bull Dog!
  
  You see, poverty is the root of crime at all. After all Ashanti Region i ...
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  Kumasi, the Mexico of Africa, is now exporting trained criminals to the capital. And the gang warfare has started - yesterday we read about Bull Dog!
  
  You see, poverty is the root of crime at all. After all Ashanti Region is the wealthiest section of Ghana, yet it is crime-ridden. The frightening thing is that the criminals are now extending their territories beyond Kumasi.

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• OKWONKWO 11 years ago

  Psycho to the higher degree

  Psycho to the higher degree

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• Obed Adore 11 years ago

  To "hide" the number so he could use his phone to rob people without getting traced eh?

  To "hide" the number so he could use his phone to rob people without getting traced eh?

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• gerker 11 years ago

  AHA!! What happened to the money ?

  AHA!! What happened to the money ?

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• Jerry Sodeman 11 years ago

  I do not know why this fellow had a gun, but maybe he wanted to protect himself from robbers. Law-abiding residents of Ghana should be able to have a gun to protect themselves. Who has one legally can be controlled. The be ...
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  I do not know why this fellow had a gun, but maybe he wanted to protect himself from robbers. Law-abiding residents of Ghana should be able to have a gun to protect themselves. Who has one legally can be controlled. The best defense is self-defense, not hoping that the police with save you.
  I am a 75-year-old missionary who so far has not been able to get a gun to defend myself and my wife. The present policy basically insures that criminals will have guns, but their victims will not.

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