The Ghanaian Times in a front page story headlined: "Ghanaian, 2 Liberians in fake dollar deal", reports that two Liberians and a Ghanaian suspected of dealing in fake dollars, have been arrested when they attempted to dupe a Sunyani businessman of 100 million cedis. The Paper says they were arrested after the businessman (name withheld), feigned interest in a deal and under the pretext of sending them home to finalise the deal, drove them straight into the waiting arms of security personnel at a police barrier. The suspects are: Joseph Harris, 32, computer analyst, and Aaron David, 27, businessman, both Liberians and John Adu, 25, a refrigeration mechanic from Sunyani.
The Ghanaian Times in a front page story headlined: "Ghanaian, 2 Liberians in fake dollar deal", reports that two Liberians and a Ghanaian suspected of dealing in fake dollars, have been arrested when they attempted to dupe a Sunyani businessman of 100 million cedis. The Paper says they were arrested after the businessman (name withheld), feigned interest in a deal and under the pretext of sending them home to finalise the deal, drove them straight into the waiting arms of security personnel at a police barrier. The suspects are: Joseph Harris, 32, computer analyst, and Aaron David, 27, businessman, both Liberians and John Adu, 25, a refrigeration mechanic from Sunyani.
