The Tanoso Police Command has stated it has no formal reports linking the Ankobeahene of the Tanoso Traditional Council to illegal mining activities. This clarification comes after recent arrests related to galamsey operations.
Police Commander Nana Okofo Dartey Amoako Atta has said that while they have heard rumors, no concrete evidence has been presented to them. The command is investigating the matter.
Two individuals were recently arrested in connection with alleged involvement in illegal mining. The police are looking into their activities and any potential connections.
The Ankobeahene is a respected leader within the Tanoso Traditional Council. His alleged involvement in galamsey has raised concerns in the community.
The police statement aims to provide clarity on the current situation. They are urging anyone with credible information to come forward.
Illegal mining, known as galamsey, continues to be a significant environmental and security concern in Ghana.
Authorities are working to combat the illegal activity across various regions.
The Tanoso Police Command is committed to ensuring that justice is served if any wrongdoing is proven.