- Two individuals convicted for possession of restricted drugs in the North East Region.
- Arrested substances are classified under Ghana’s narcotics laws.
- Convictions followed court hearings, resulting in custodial sentences.
- Police emphasized the case as part of nationwide efforts against drug-related crime.
- Authorities urged citizens to assist by providing timely information on drug offenses.
- Possession, distribution, or use of controlled drugs is a criminal offence under Ghanaian law.
- Convictions serve as a warning to potential offenders and reinforce the state’s anti-drug campaign.
Police in Ghana’s North East Region have successfully secured the conviction of two individuals caught in possession of prohibited drugs, a move that underscores the authorities’ commitment to fighting narcotics-related crimes nationwide.
According to a statement issued by the Police Service, the two suspects were apprehended with substances categorized under Ghana’s narcotics laws. Following their arrest, they were brought before the courts, which subsequently handed down custodial sentences. Authorities emphasized that the judgment demonstrates the state’s firm stance against the trafficking, misuse, and illegal distribution of restricted drugs.
The Police described the convictions as part of a broader, ongoing campaign across the country aimed at eliminating drug-related crime from local communities. They reassured the public that law enforcement agencies will continue to work closely with state bodies and community members, urging citizens to provide timely information that can aid in identifying offenders.
Authorities also issued a stern reminder that the possession, distribution, or use of controlled substances constitutes a criminal offence under Ghanaian law. The Police warned that anyone caught violating these laws would face prosecution, reinforcing the message that Ghana remains resolute in its battle against narcotics.
