Zeqblog Blog of Wednesday, 23 April 2025
Source: Okine Isaac

Modern Ghana TV posted a video on Twitter today. The footage showed police in the Volta Region apprehending the leader of a deadly organization. This commander was well-known for utilizing handmade weapons such as axes, knives, and pistols to intimidate local residents.
The police made this arrest as part of their efforts to combat rising crime in the Volta Region. They stated they discovered the suspect with numerous hazardous weapons. They suspect he used these guns to commit robberies and frighten people.
A police official familiar with the matter stated that they had been investigating this man for several months. He was a member of a group that had been troubling towns throughout the region.
The officer stated, "We've been trying to break up this group for a long time." Catching the leader was a huge triumph for us."
The group used weapons they had built themselves. This enabled them to frighten locals and steal from small businesses. The officer explained, "These weren't guns from a factory—this group was making their own violent tools."
When the authorities apprehended the guy, they confiscated handmade guns, an axe, and knives. According to reports, these guns were used not only to loot people, but also to frighten anyone who refused to comply with the group's demands.
The authorities are currently investigating and searching for further members of the group. A police spokesperson stated, "We know he was not operating alone. We're working hard to discover and jail the other persons who assisted him."
The residents of the neighborhood were delighted to hear the news. They were happy that the leader of the deadly group had finally been apprehended. One member of the neighborhood stated, "We've been living in dread for too long. "This gives us hope."
The police highlighted their determination to eliminate all criminality in the area. They requested citizens to aid by reporting anything odd. The police repeatedly stated, "We will not stop until our neighborhoods are safe again."
Source: Modern Ghana