The Ghana Police Service has officially announced the arrest of nine more individuals in connection with the recent arson attack on the Electoral Commission office in Ayensuano, Eastern Region. This new development brings the total number of suspects arrested for election-related disturbances to an impressive 106. These arrests are part of an ongoing effort to address the unrest following the elections.
All suspects are in police custody, assisting with investigations into the violence and vandalism following the elections. The attack on the Electoral Commission office is one of several incidents, prompting the Police to work diligently to identify and apprehend those responsible, ensuring accountability for their actions.
Moreover, several individuals also invaded the offices of the National Disaster Management Organization (NADMO) and targeted terminals of the Metro Mass Transit. These actions have further complicated the situation and contributed to the post-election unrest. The police have confirmed that all arrested individuals are undergoing legal processes while continuing efforts to restore public order and security in the affected regions.
In an official statement, the Ghana Police Service reassured the public of its commitment to peace and security, urging patience as investigations continue. The Police emphasized the importance of public cooperation in bringing perpetrators to justice and reaffirmed their dedication to ensuring safety and upholding the rule of law.
As investigations continue, the Ghana Police Service remains focused on maintaining peace, with public cooperation essential. The ongoing legal proceedings underscore their commitment to addressing election-related violence and ensuring justice.
