🔥 Fresh News: Police arrest 5 extra suspects in Asemkor homicide case – Life Pulse Daily
📰 Discover the main points:The Western Regional Police Command has arrested 5 further suspects in reference to the homicide of John Abban at Asemkor within the Agona Nkwanta District of the Western Region.
According to a observation signed by way of Superintendent Olivia E.T. Adiku, Head of the Public Affairs Unit in Sekondi, the newest arrests deliver the whole selection of suspects related to the homicide to ten.
Police say the suspects had been picked up from other hideouts around the area following sustained intelligence operations.
On Thursday, October 23, 2025, Kwabena Asirifi, elderly 50, used to be arrested at Ampataano, a neighborhood close to Asemkor.
The following day, Friday, October 24, the Regional Police Intelligence Directorate arrested 3 extra suspects, James Eshun alias Abeiku (25), Joseph Aidoo alias Moree (45), and Stephen Nyame alias Joe (18) at Abuesi within the Shama District.
Meanwhile, Kwabena Musah, 55, who used to be previous arrested at Ahuntumano close to Butre on October 18, has been put earlier than courtroom along side Kennedy Abor alias Abongo (30), Kojo Attah Panyi (20), Joseph Basses (30), Abraham Cudjoe alias Yalle (39), and Ekow Painstil (45).
The six had been remanded into police custody and are anticipated to reappear in courtroom on October 30, 2025.
It will likely be recalled that John Abban, a brother of the Chief of Butre and Asemkor, used to be attacked and murdered on October 6, 2025, all over a chieftaincy dispute in Asemkor.
The suspects reportedly fled the neighborhood after the incident till their eventual arrest.
The Police say investigations are ongoing to make sure all the ones concerned face justice.
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