Police officers have arrested a man in the Ashanti Region. The suspect was found with 100 parcels of a substance suspected to be marijuana.
The arrest happened at a police checkpoint during a routine operation. Officers intercepted the vehicle the man was traveling in.
The parcels were discovered during a search of the man and his belongings. The quantity suggests the drugs were intended for distribution or sale.
The Ghana Police Service stated that the substance has been sent for forensic testing to confirm it is marijuana, also known as Indian hemp.
This operation is part of ongoing efforts by law enforcement to combat the drug trade in the region. The police are committed to ensuring public safety.
The suspect is currently in police custody. Further investigations will determine if he is connected to a larger drug network.
Authorities are urging the public to report any suspicious activities to the police. Information from citizens is crucial in these efforts.
The man will face charges once the forensic tests are complete and the investigation yields more evidence.