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Security officer runs away with bank’s deposits

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  • NANA BAAH 7 years ago

    OF COURSE, HE IS DOING OPENLY, WHAT PREVIOUS POLITICIANS IN SO MANY DECADES, HAVE DONE SECRETLY!!
    HE SHOULD PAY BACK AND GET HIS JAIL SENTENCE, WITH JOB LOST.HOPE HE LEARNS A LESSON.

  • DERY-GBAALE 7 years ago

    This Security officer is a very dumb thief. How on earth did he think he would go away with this?

  • ELINAM 7 years ago

    The police is not serious. Where is the man's picture for the public to help you with his arrest should someone chance on him?

  • Kumi 7 years ago

    Self paid retirement benefits.

  • Bukari Dramani 7 years ago

    He us the biggest I all fools. 120 old million cedis. What can this do to risk ones whole life and career. He should be jailed 30 years

  • Kareem Starboy 7 years ago

    How many years did W

  • Kareem Starboy 7 years ago

    How many years did Woyome get? Just asking

  • Agya Nsiah 7 years ago

    Woyome didn't steal. It was the court who said he should be given that money. He went to court and won

  • Bukari Dramani 7 years ago

    He is the biggest of all fools. 120 old million cedis. What can this do to risk ones whole life and career. He should be jailed for not less than 30 years

  • Yaaaaa 7 years ago

    Leave him alone. Woyome mpo is eating
    drinking and taking fresh air outside.
    Leave him alone

  • Agya Nsiah 7 years ago

    Woyome did not steal from anyone. He went to court and court said he should be given that money. So stop comparing oranges with apples

  • The real Quebecois 7 years ago

    Do we understand what is a bench warrant ? Please someone should explain it to me. Thank you very much!

  • Shergar 7 years ago

    Generally speaking it is an order that a judge, or group of judges, issues directly to the police with the purpose of directing a person's arrest.

  • Dr. Yeboa Amoa 7 years ago

    As a feature of security in banking, there must be dual control of keys to the strong room or vault etc. So it was wrong for the bank to give the keys to the safe to one person.

  • Alhassan Walla 7 years ago

    I know of one bank where three officers have to key in their security codes one after the other before the vault opens. Doc., you really know what you are talking about.

    Fact is, the learned folks in Ghana, including PhD. ...
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  • SLIMMART 7 years ago

    Read the story well. The thief BROKE INTO THE SAFE. It didn't say he opened the safe with a key. He opened the bank door with his key, and then broke into the safe. What don't you understand? Should there be dual control of t ...
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  • A.A. Ribo, Bolga 7 years ago

    People have been committing suicide here and there just because of money problems. This is one of them. Instead of committing suicide he decided to steal which will not help him either. The hardships brought upon us by the ND ...
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  • Yaaaaa 7 years ago

    A private security man ? A custodian of safe or vault keys?
    The board is answerable

  • Thieves 7 years ago

    Di the banks have deterrent alarm system they set up when closing for the day. There should be an intruder alarm in such places... oh Gh.. the security guard shouldn't keep the keys, the keys must be kept by a bank staff and ...
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