The photo shows a police vehicle with several onlookers gathered at a crime scene
The Ghana Police Service has detailed how a guest house manager at Kasoa Second in the Central Region alerted the police to the murder of a 34-year-old Mobile Money (MoMo) vendor, Christian Amponsah.
In a statement issued on October 29, 2026, the police said the manager reported the incident after discovering Amponsah’s body in a pool of blood in one of the rooms.
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The incident led to the arrest of three suspects, identified as Felicia Osei Appiah, 59, Clement Opoku Yeboah, 24, and a female juvenile whose identity has not been disclosed because she is a minor.
Providing more details into the murder, the statement explained that the manager had lodged a complaint that the deceased victim and the juvenile had checked into the guest house and booked a room for two hours.
However, when the two-hour period elapsed and they had not come out, the manager went to check on them.
“The arrest followed a complaint from the manager of the Guest House that the deceased and the juvenile reported at the Guest House and booked for a room for two hours. After the two hours, they were both not coming out,” the statement said.
The police said the manager discovered Amponsah lying motionless in a pool of blood and reported the incident.
“He followed up to check in the room. He then discovered that the deceased was lying in a pool of blood motionless,” the statement disclosed.
Police officers who visited the scene found Amponsah lying face down in a pool of blood, covered with bedsheets, curtains and pillows.
His body was subsequently conveyed to the Police Hospital Mortuary in Accra for preservation, identification and autopsy.
The three suspects who were arrested on Tuesday, October 27, are currently in police custody assisting with investigations.
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The police said investigations were ongoing, with steps being taken to put the suspects before court.
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