The Upper East Regional Police Command has actually re-arrested a 20-year-old thought armed burglar, Muntari Munumi, who later on passed away after apparently falling unconscious while being accompanied by authorities to help in the arrest of his supposed accomplices.
In a news release provided on Thursday, October 22, the Command stated the suspect was apprehended with an M16 attack rifle, 3 live rounds of ammo and 5 used up cartridge shells.
Initial examinations suggest that 2 victims, whose names have actually been kept, were assaulted at Sapeliga Junction in Kobore while returning home from Bazua after work.
The suspect apparently robbed them of a Royal motorcycle, 3 smart phones and GH cents 1,820 in money.
The victims supposedly battled with the suspect and handled to take his weapon after he fired numerous rounds however missed his target. They consequently got in touch with the Googo Neighbourhood Watch Committee, whose members mobilised, detained the suspect and handed him over to the cops in addition to the weapon.
According to the Command, the suspect later on revealed the identities of his supposed accomplices and the source of the weapon. He apparently consented to lead law enforcement officer to detain them.
While on the method, he grumbled of lightheadedness and unexpectedly fell unconscious. He was hurried to a neighboring medical facility however was noticable dead on arrival.
His body has actually been transferred at the morgue for conservation and autopsy.
The authorities stated efforts were underway to detain the supposed accomplices and bring them before the law.
The Command applauded the victims, the Googo Neighbourhood Watch Committee and the Chief of Sapeliga for their assistance and cooperation.
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