The Central East Regional Police Command has made significant strides in responding to reports of missing genitals in Kasoa.
The Command has announced the arrest of 10 individuals, one of whom is female. Additionally, efforts are underway to locate one individual who is currently evading authorities.
DCOP Joseph Owusu-Bempah, the Central East Regional Police Commander, disclosed that three suspects have been remanded into police custody as investigations continue, with the possibility of further legal action pending.
Speaking to Citi FM on April 17, DCOP Owusu-Bempah underscored the gravity of such allegations, affirming that individuals alleging missing genitalia would be apprehended and subjected to medical examination before any investigative procedures commence.
These arrests come amidst escalating concerns and rumors within the Kasoa community regarding the alleged incidents of missing genitals. The swift response by law enforcement aims to restore calm and assure public safety.
DCOP Owusu-Bempah reiterated the police’s unwavering dedication to thoroughly probe the matter and ensure that all culprits face the full force of the law.
He urged community members to promptly report any suspicious activities or pertinent information, emphasizing the pivotal role of collaboration between the police and the public in upholding peace and security in the region.
“We have many; about six people have been sent to court, three were remanded for two weeks. The last time they went to court the court deferred the sentence.
“Others have also been sentenced. But so far we have made about ten arrests in Kasoa, one person has run away and we are going after him.”