Police in Accra have arrested two people accused of making and selling fake alcoholic beverages. This action followed a police operation in the capital city.
Authorities seized a significant amount of these counterfeit products. The exact type and quantity of fake drinks are still being confirmed by the Ghana Police Service.
The operation was conducted recently in Accra. The police statement did not specify the exact date or location of the arrests within Accra.
The two suspects are now in police custody. They will face charges related to the production and distribution of counterfeit goods.
This action is part of ongoing efforts by the Ghana Police Service to combat the sale of fake products. Such products can pose health risks to consumers.
The public is urged to report any suspected sale of counterfeit goods. Consumers are advised to buy alcoholic beverages from reputable sources.