Police in Accra have arrested a couple believed to be involved in a significant investment fraud. The arrests were made by the Ghana Police Service.
The couple is accused of convincing over 100 individuals to invest money in schemes that were not real. They allegedly promised high returns on these fake investments.
Investigators state that the suspects collected approximately GH¢1.5 million from their victims. After receiving the funds, they reportedly vanished, failing to honour any promises.
The Ghana Police Service has stated that the investigation is ongoing. Authorities are working to gather more evidence and assist all victims.
The arrests follow a period of intense investigations into fraudulent investment schemes operating in the capital.
The accused couple is now in police custody. Legal proceedings are expected to commence following the conclusion of the initial investigation.
This incident highlights the ongoing challenge of financial scams targeting unsuspecting citizens.
The Ghana Police Service urges the public to exercise caution and verify investment opportunities thoroughly.