The Ghana Police Service issued an official statement confirming an investigation into an armed robbery that occurred at the entrance of a financial institution in Osu. According to the police report, four armed suspects targeted a customer who was entering the premises and escaped with a sum of money. The exact amount of cash stolen remains undisclosed as investigators continue to verify the victim's account and bank records.
Reports from 3News and Citi Newsroom indicate that the suspects arrived on motorcycles and fled the scene immediately after the encounter. Witnesses told 3News that the operation appeared calculated and lasted only a few minutes. Low-quality surveillance footage from nearby establishments is currently being reviewed by digital forensic experts to identify the registration numbers of the motorcycles used in the escape.
The Accra Regional Police Command has deployed additional patrols and intelligence personnel within the Osu enclave to reassure the public and business owners of their safety. GhanaWeb reported that the victim of the attack did not sustain life-threatening injuries but was significantly shaken by the event. Police officials stated that they are working with the bank management to enhance security protocols at physical entrance points.
Authorities have requested that anyone with information or footage of the incident contact the police emergency lines. The Ghana Police Service statement emphasized that every lead is being followed to ensure the suspects are brought to justice. As of the time of reporting, no arrests have been made and the identities of the four men remain unknown to investigators.