The Ghana Police Service has arrested two men in Osu. They were accused of pretending to be officials from the Ghana Revenue Authority.
These individuals allegedly told traders they were customs officers. They then demanded money from the traders.
The arrests were made by the Osu Police. This action follows reports of the men extorting money.
The suspects are currently in police custody. An investigation into their activities is underway.
Impersonating public officials is a serious offense. It can lead to severe penalties under Ghanaian law.
The Ghana Revenue Authority is responsible for collecting taxes and enforcing customs laws.