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POLICE ARREST SUSPECT IN GH¢1.1M FAKE GOLD SCAM AT BEREKUM.

POLICE ARREST SUSPECT IN GH¢1.1M FAKE GOLD SCAM AT BEREKUM. 1. The Bono Regional Police Command has arrested Gyamfi Christian, 36, in  connection with a suspected fake gold syndicate operating in the Berekum  Municipality. 2. The case was reported by Christopher Awuni, 29, a gold aggregator, who told the  Police that four men claiming to be gold sellers sold to him 110 troy ounces of  gold for GH¢1.1 million in July 2026. The gold was later found to be fake and has  been retained as an exhibit. 3. Following intelligence-led investigations, Police arrested Gyamfi Christian on  17th August 2026 at his hideout in Wamfie in the Dormaa East District. During  interrogation, he admitted involvement in the transaction and disclosed that it  took place at Drobo in the Jaman South Municipality. 4. The suspect identified three accomplices, namely Abraham alias Frenchman, the  alleged leader of the group, Isaac Antwi and Balthazar, who are currently at l...
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