Some seven individuals are currently behind bars for their involvement in robberies at Ashaiman Sakaska Park and Dagomba Junction in the Greater Accra Region.

The Tema Regional Police Command made the arrest after investigations.

Initial investigations revealed that a group of boys attacked and robbed victims with a weapon and made away with an iPhone 12 Pro Max, a Samsung A03 Core, a backpack that contained a Dell laptop with its charger, a power bank, an Infinix Hot 40i, and cash.

The Police proceeded to the scene and, with the help of some members of the public, arrested Moses Kwame Helu and Jonathan Osabutey at the scene.

Acting on intelligence, Police later arrested suspects Robert Amekudzi, and one juvenile (name withheld) with the robbed backpack and the Dell laptop with its charger.

The Police later arrested the suspect Bernard Dzumador and another juvenile (name withheld) with the iPhone 12 Pro Max and the Samsung A03, which were robbed from the complainants.

The suspects are currently in Police custody assisting investigations and will be put before the court.

Earlier, five suspects for armed robbery at a mining site at Dompim in the Western Region who were apprehended by the Western Central Regional Police Command were arraigned.

According to the police, preliminary investigations established that five armed men attacked the mining site, robbing workers of gold concentrate amidst gunfire.

One of the suspects, Akwasi Abban, was arrested at the scene by workers at the site while the others escaped.

Suspect Akwasi Abban admitted to the robbery and mentioned the site foreman, Ebenezer Soore, as the person who provided information to the robbery syndicate.

Suspect Soore was subsequently arrested. Three of the accomplices, Elijah Arthur, Elisha Arthur, and David Agyarko, were later arrested on June 2.

All the suspects have since been put before court and remanded into prison custody.