
Ashaiman police intensify anti-crime drive
Evelyn ARTHUR
The Ashaiman District Police Command has demolished structures suspected to be used as hideouts by criminals during a swoop operation at Fitter-Line, Ashaiman, as part of efforts to clamp down on crime ahead of the Christmas festivities.
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