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Robbers attack forex bureau at Ngleshie Amanfro; bolt with about GHc400k

Robbers attack forex bureau at Ngleshie Amanfro; bolt with about GHc400k

Alhaji Mumuni, the owner of the Forex Bureau and a gold dealer, stated that the suspects monitored their movements from Kasoa Zongo and eventually robbed them at Amanfro Top Town, where they operate.....

Alhaji Mumuni, the owner of the Forex Bureau and a gold dealer, stated that the suspects monitored their movements from Kasoa Zongo and eventually robbed them at Amanfro Top Town, where they operate.

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“We received a call from a client in Amanfro, so we decided to meet them.

While we were on our way, we noticed two people on motorbikes, but we didn’t pay much attention.

We have reported the case to the Ngleshie Amanfro Police, and they have visited the scene to commence the investigation,” Alhaji Mumuni told Citi News.

An eyewitness, Jonathan Essel, mentioned that they initially considered intervening, but the robbers were armed with guns, preventing them from taking any action.

“After the robbers took the bags, one of them claimed to be a police officer, and they were armed, making it difficult for us to confront them

There were two guys on a motorbike, and it had no number plate,” Jonathan Essel added.

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