Police have arrested a man for impersonating an official from the National Disaster Management Organisation NADMO. He was taken into custody by law enforcement officers.
The suspect allegedly approached citizens asking for money. He claimed he was collecting funds to provide relief items to those in need.
His actions were discovered during an operation by the police. Authorities have not yet released the specific location where the arrest took place.
The Ghana Police Service is investigating the claims. They are working to determine the full extent of his alleged fraudulent activities.
The purpose of the alleged collection was to obtain money from vulnerable individuals. This impersonation aimed to exploit public sympathy for disaster victims.
Authorities are urging the public to be cautious of individuals who solicit funds for relief purposes. Official channels are used for all government aid distribution.
Anyone with further information relevant to this case is encouraged to contact the police.
The suspect is expected to face charges related to fraud and impersonation. The legal process will follow standard procedure.
This incident highlights the importance of verifying identities when dealing with purported officials. Citizens should always confirm before handing over money.
The NADMO organization has not made a public statement regarding the specific incident but reiterates its legitimate operational procedures.