Police in Ho arrest three suspected armed robbers

Ho, Oct. 27, GNA - Police in Ho have arrested three out of six suspected armed robbers who allegedly attacked a student and took away his mobile phone and money.

The suspects are Robert Feh, Daniel Mortey and Selorm Aguadze, all unemployed and residing at Ahoe, a suburb of Ho. Briefing the Ghana News Agency GNA) on Wednesday morning Deputy Commissioner of Police David Nenyi Ampah-Bennin, the Volta Regional Police Commander, said the incident happened on Monday night.

He said the robbers wielding machetes and pairs of scissors attacked a Bright Abotsi, 28, in one of the classrooms of the Asogli Technical Institute and took his mobile phone and Ghc 30.00. Mr Ampah-Bennin said the robbers inflicted deep cuts on the victim's left arm and head.

He said Mr Abotsi together with a friend made a report at the Municipal Police Station leading to the arrest of the three on Tuesday morning.

He said the three were in police custody being processed for court.

Mr Ampah-Bennin said police were seeking the other three suspects and appealed to the public to furnish the police with information on criminals in the community for prompt action.

Ho, Oct. 27, GNA - Police in Ho have arrested three out of six suspected armed robbers who allegedly attacked a student and took away his mobile phone and money.

The suspects are Robert Feh, Daniel Mortey and Selorm Aguadze, all unemployed and residing at Ahoe, a suburb of Ho. Briefing the Ghana News Agency GNA) on Wednesday morning Deputy Commissioner of Police David Nenyi Ampah-Bennin, the Volta Regional Police Commander, said the incident happened on Monday night.

He said the robbers wielding machetes and pairs of scissors attacked a Bright Abotsi, 28, in one of the classrooms of the Asogli Technical Institute and took his mobile phone and Ghc 30.00. Mr Ampah-Bennin said the robbers inflicted deep cuts on the victim's left arm and head.

He said Mr Abotsi together with a friend made a report at the Municipal Police Station leading to the arrest of the three on Tuesday morning.

He said the three were in police custody being processed for court.

Mr Ampah-Bennin said police were seeking the other three suspects and appealed to the public to furnish the police with information on criminals in the community for prompt action.