We Won't Rest Till Criminals Are NO More..Twifo Hemang Lower-Denkyira & Ati-Morkwa District Police Commander Assures Residents

We Won't Rest Till Criminals Are NO More..Twifo Hemang Lower-Denkyira & Ati-Morkwa District Police Commander Assures Residents

The Twifo Hemang Lower-Denkyira & Ati-Morkwa districts police command has instigated devastating war on criminals particularly on thieves in the dual districts.

Speaking in an interview on Sweet FM, the Twifo Hemang Lower-Denkyira & Ati-Morkwa districts police commander DSP Charles Adei Boateng disclosed that, since January this year, the cases of theft have astronomically increased in the districts with very alarming trend. People are consistently breaking into others rooms to steal, he lamented. In this regard, the police has introduced additional patrol systems to augment the existing strategies. This, he said is to combat wholly the activities of these criminals.

DSP Charles Adai Boateng reiterated that this operation won't be a nine day wonder but would continue till the rate of crimes is drastically eradicated in the twin districts.

He added that talks are actively ongoing between the police service and the assembly members in the districts to provide the police with committed and dedicated men from the various electoral areas in the districts to assist the police to carry out this security operation.

DSP Charles Adei Boateng, police commander for Twifo Hemang Lower-Denkyira and Ati-Morkwa districts.

SOURCE Listowel Aboagye Dacosta, Sweet FM

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