Police arrest 150 owners of unregistered cars, bikes

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• ANAMOAH 8 years ago

  Yes, they must all be confiscated and auctioned to the public ,

  Yes, they must all be confiscated and auctioned to the public ,

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• Inusa Mekuka 8 years ago

  The police took bribes and let the people go. Even where my friend had the correct papers, the police still took money. They took bribes from al of them and just released the cars.

  The police took bribes and let the people go. Even where my friend had the correct papers, the police still took money. They took bribes from al of them and just released the cars.

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• KWASI APONKYE 8 years ago

  THESE STUPID SMELLY OKECHUKU.CHUKUHAKA. AND UWEKUKU STUPID NIGERIANS CRIMINALS ARE ALL ROAMING FREELY IN GOOD OLD GHANA COMMITING CRIMES AND KILLING OUR POLICEMEN AND WOMEN.
  NIGERIANS ARE LIKE CANCER ..NOBODY LIKES THEM AND ...
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  THESE STUPID SMELLY OKECHUKU.CHUKUHAKA. AND UWEKUKU STUPID NIGERIANS CRIMINALS ARE ALL ROAMING FREELY IN GOOD OLD GHANA COMMITING CRIMES AND KILLING OUR POLICEMEN AND WOMEN.
  NIGERIANS ARE LIKE CANCER ..NOBODY LIKES THEM AND THEY DONT EVEN LIKE THEMSELVES...GET RID OF THEM MOTHER GHANA.

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• majid 8 years ago

  God will punish you and your generation. Enemy of progress. Nigerians are your problem? You animal in human skin, you mean Nigerians killed your soldier? You mean Nigerians are the people that destroyed your country? Or Niger ...
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  God will punish you and your generation. Enemy of progress. Nigerians are your problem? You animal in human skin, you mean Nigerians killed your soldier? You mean Nigerians are the people that destroyed your country? Or Nigerians are the people behind ameri scan power deal? Shameless and lazy fools, go and read about international law. The article said unregistered vehicles not Nigeria registered cars. For your information, it cheaper to own a car in Nigeria than your over taxed country. Inferiority complex is your problem.

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• Create,loot and share 8 years ago

  Arrest all of them.

  Arrest all of them.

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• Ghanaman USA 8 years ago

  It could not have come at a better time.

  It could not have come at a better time.

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• ROGUE LAWYER 8 years ago

  until when are you guys going to wake up to deal with the issue from details and stop this prompt sycophantisms ?
  the issue here is our current way of registering cars in this country is not a security developing way of pra ...
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  until when are you guys going to wake up to deal with the issue from details and stop this prompt sycophantisms ?
  the issue here is our current way of registering cars in this country is not a security developing way of practise.
  just pick a registration of a car in random go to the dvla and check the ownership, if it would correspond to the details of the current owner of the car.
  
  
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  1. stop registering cars as a body and register the number to the ownership- this means if i have a car and want to sell it , i just took off my number plate sold the car for the new owner to place is number plates on it, if s/he dont have a plate , then must go for new number plate wich is going to be registered in his/ her name.
  
  2. if i own a plate and dont want it anymore , i just surrounder it to the dvla to clear my personal details off from that number.
  
  if this happens we could trace every plate to the rightfull owner in case of robbery, missing or anything , because the chasis number corespond to the details of the registered number and owner.
  
  that would promt the owners to take a good care of their registered numbers, because if it engages in ribbery or any criminal activities, such a person is barred from using a car

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• Osafo Kantanka 8 years ago

  Accept my thanks for this action.Most Ghanaians lack discipline. Law breaking has become the norm. Most vehicles on our roads do not have working indicators,breaks,lights etc. The police to act and impound any vehicles lacki ...
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  Accept my thanks for this action.Most Ghanaians lack discipline. Law breaking has become the norm. Most vehicles on our roads do not have working indicators,breaks,lights etc. The police to act and impound any vehicles lacking these things.The police not to accept bribes from law breakers. IGP,thank you, and continue to clamp down on all dodgy vehicles on our roads especially, tractors, articulators,etc.

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• Paul 8 years ago

  I read that police wireless message and was worried a little abiut tte last part that says 'Returns must be submitted to this HQRS'. Exactly what did that mean? Was it referring to 'bribes' collected during the exercise to be ...
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  I read that police wireless message and was worried a little abiut tte last part that says 'Returns must be submitted to this HQRS'. Exactly what did that mean? Was it referring to 'bribes' collected during the exercise to be sent to Headquarters? Guys we need to be sharp. The IGP is hungry. 'He want chop small as the flaggstaff house boys all dey chop waa, waa!'

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• ADE 8 years ago

  ARE THE POLICE SERIOUS IN GHANA ? THE LAW OF UNREGISTERED VEHICLES AND MOTORBIKES ARE ALREADY THERE,WHY IS THE POLICE NOT ENFORCING THEM BUT ONLY WAIT FOR IGP TO DIRECT BEFORE THEY ARE ARRESTED ? THESE ARE JUST EYE SERVICE.

  ARE THE POLICE SERIOUS IN GHANA ? THE LAW OF UNREGISTERED VEHICLES AND MOTORBIKES ARE ALREADY THERE,WHY IS THE POLICE NOT ENFORCING THEM BUT ONLY WAIT FOR IGP TO DIRECT BEFORE THEY ARE ARRESTED ? THESE ARE JUST EYE SERVICE.

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• Mumuni 8 years ago

  This schould have been done nation wide´not only in Accra.

  This schould have been done nation wide´not only in Accra.

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• EDDIE 8 years ago

  In my opinion,more than 40% of the vehicles on Ghana's roads are either not registered, have no insurance cover, no road worthy certificate. The Ghana Police Service are aware of the ongoing circumstances but have chosen not ...
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  In my opinion,more than 40% of the vehicles on Ghana's roads are either not registered, have no insurance cover, no road worthy certificate. The Ghana Police Service are aware of the ongoing circumstances but have chosen not to act due to corruption. Most of the unregistered cars and motor bikes are used for criminal activities.

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