Walewale Naa Wunaaba Alhaji Saaka Sulemaana has commended the Inspector General of Police Dr.George Akuffo Dampare for his strategic operational interventions that have led significantly decreased in his area over the last two years.
According to the chief, robberies and other violent crimes were major impediments to the social lives of his people noting however the situation has improved markedly.
The chief who was excited to see the IGP Dr George Akuffo Dampare said it was the first time an IGP was visiting the area and his palace.
The IGP on his part said the police is keen on providing community-specific policing where tailored made security solutions are provided based on the needs of communities.
He said the Police will continue to work with the chiefs and people in the respective communities in order to achieve better security outcomes.
Dr. Akuffo-Dampare and some members of the police management board are touring the north-east region to asses the security situation there.
The tour will also afford the IGP and his team the opportunity to touch base with the Police command and all personnel of the region for a first hand information on any welfare, operational and administrative challenges they are confronted with.
So far, the IGP and his team have toured over 80 percent of the country and actively engaged both police officers and the general public. Similar engagements have been undertaken by Regional, Divisional and District Police Commands across the country.
Meanwhile Police is on a manhunt for a group of people who shot into a Kumasi-Bawku bound bus at the outskirt of Walewale this dawn killing one person and injuring seven others.
The attack is believed to be in connection with the ongoing chieftaincy-related conflict within the enclave.
An intelligence operation is currently ongoing to get the perpetrators arrested.
Source:Mybrytfmonline.com/Obed Ansah
