Police CID recovers 43 stolen luxury vehicles imported into Ghana from January to July

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• kelewele 4 months ago

  I always wondered how some low lives could afford driving around Accra in these luxury vehicles. East Legon executive fitness club indeed..

  I always wondered how some low lives could afford driving around Accra in these luxury vehicles. East Legon executive fitness club indeed..

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• Benji 4 months ago

  lol.

  lol.

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• KWAO 4 months ago

  ekaa aba no!!!

  ekaa aba no!!!

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• Not sustainable 4 months ago

  There is nothing like hitting politicians in thier pockets to get results. Trump hit Ghana with tariff of 15 percent and suddenly the security apparatus have their eyesight back and can see the crimes that have been going on ...
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  There is nothing like hitting politicians in thier pockets to get results. Trump hit Ghana with tariff of 15 percent and suddenly the security apparatus have their eyesight back and can see the crimes that have been going on for years. Hmm. Maybe he can increase the tariff until customs stop the ridiculous tax on cars that is making all non "connected" citizens miserable.

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• Benji 4 months ago

  That's not it. A non criminal government is in power. They wont shield criminals like the previous on did.

  That's not it. A non criminal government is in power. They wont shield criminals like the previous on did.

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• JULOR CAESAR 4 months ago

  Well said. Even some officials who were serving in government in the previous administration were also actively involved in the stolen luxury car racket, sending specifics of cars that they wanted in Ghana to Ghanaian crooks ...
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  Well said. Even some officials who were serving in government in the previous administration were also actively involved in the stolen luxury car racket, sending specifics of cars that they wanted in Ghana to Ghanaian crooks in the USA and Canada, and these Ghanaian crooks then hired local car thieves to steal those cars for them for a price, and the stolen cars eventually get shipped to Ghana for waiting corrupt buyers. It's refreshing to see a new government that is actively cooperating with foreign agencies to go after these thieving bastards.

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• JAYSON 4 months ago

  IF THEY WANT TO DO A MASSIVE SWOOP THEY SHOULD MOUNT INTELLIGENCE AROUND ABURI THURSADYS TO SUNDAY MORNING.
  AT LEAST 10 CARS WILL BE CAUGHT

  IF THEY WANT TO DO A MASSIVE SWOOP THEY SHOULD MOUNT INTELLIGENCE AROUND ABURI THURSADYS TO SUNDAY MORNING.
  AT LEAST 10 CARS WILL BE CAUGHT

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• Kwame Prah 4 months ago

  We need to be careful this is again not a new strategy by the colonisers to make Africa poor by starting false thieving gangs who sell "stolen" cars to Africans and then these cars are reparated without compensation to the fi ...
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  We need to be careful this is again not a new strategy by the colonisers to make Africa poor by starting false thieving gangs who sell "stolen" cars to Africans and then these cars are reparated without compensation to the final buyers in Africa.

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• Fifi Afriyie 4 months ago

  Well done COP Donkor for the great job you are doing. Please don’t give up.

  Well done COP Donkor for the great job you are doing. Please don’t give up.

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• Hannan 4 months ago

  ;))) A lot of hot girls waiting for you ~>> Sexy24.mom

  ;))) A lot of hot girls waiting for you ~>> Sexy24.mom

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• Test2 4 months ago

  SMALL SMALL AKAN/ASHANTI BOYS GET RICH QUICK BY FAIUL AND DISHONEST MEANS
  JUST TO SHOW OFF BIGITIES EAST LEGON EXECUTIVE CLUB MANSIONS AND ROLLROYCE
  THIEVES

  SMALL SMALL AKAN/ASHANTI BOYS GET RICH QUICK BY FAIUL AND DISHONEST MEANS
  JUST TO SHOW OFF BIGITIES EAST LEGON EXECUTIVE CLUB MANSIONS AND ROLLROYCE
  THIEVES

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