The Ghana police service reported on their social media platforms to inform the public that five suspects are being caught in the dealing of fake currency.
We should therefore report any victim to the police service to help reduce crime.
This operation took place at Dansoman In the Greater Accra Region of Ghana.
The Ghana police service is said to arrest five suspects who are into fake currency businesses at Dansoman.
This news is circulating all over the social media platforms.
This incident occurred few minutes ago which was posted on the Ghana police service page.
The names of the suspect were noted by the police service which are, Akwasi Boateng alias, "Honourable" Michael Marco alias "Coast" Bismarck Tawiah, Richard Walker and Nketia Prince.
According to they police, the criminals where found with fake currencies retrieved from them includes CFA, cedis and dollars which where packed in their bags.
The police also was said to retrieve a pistol and ice chest mixed with powder from them at Dansoman in the Greater Accra Region.
The police service continue to urge the public to report any crime I formation to the police to help curb crime in our communities.
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