Two individuals have been arrested for attempting to smuggle suspected narcotic substances into James Camp Prison. Personnel of the Ghana Prisons Service made the apprehension during routine operations.
The suspects were intercepted by officers during a search at the correctional facility. Dried leaves suspected to be marijuana were found in their possession.
The incident occurred at the James Camp Prison located in Accra, the capital city.
The Ghana Prisons Service confirmed the arrests and acknowledged the successful interception of the contraband.
Investigations into the matter have begun to determine the full extent of the attempted smuggling and the individuals' involvement.
The suspects are currently in the custody of the Ghana Prisons Service for further questioning and legal proceedings.
This action highlights the ongoing efforts by prison authorities to maintain security and prevent the introduction of illicit items into correctional facilities.
The Ghana Prisons Service continues its vigilance to ensure the safety and order within all prisons across the country.