Four individuals have been arrested by the Ghana Police Service in Ofankor. They are suspected of engaging in landguard activities.
The arrests were made by the police who were on duty in the area. Authorities stated the suspects were allegedly involved in disrupting land ownership and development.
Sources within the police indicated that the suspects were also accused of extorting money from developers and landowners. This action is part of ongoing efforts to curb such criminal activities.
Landguardism involves individuals or groups who illegally claim ownership of land and extort money or disrupt legitimate development. This practice is a concern in many parts of Accra.
The arrested individuals are currently in police custody. Investigations are ongoing to determine the full extent of their alleged involvement.
The police have assured the public that they are committed to ensuring security. They urged citizens to report any suspicious activities related to land disputes.
This operation aims to restore confidence in land property rights. It demonstrates the police's resolve to tackle organised crime.
The suspects will face legal proceedings. Authorities stated that further updates will be provided as the investigation progresses.