Police from the Greater Accra Region reportedly used live ammunition to disperse a crowd in the Domeabra community over land dispute, according to reports.

The confrontation erupted when law enforcement and alleged land guards arrived in the area to carry out an eviction operation.

Tensions rose as residents of Domeabra and Danchira clashed with the police and the land guards. The group was attempting to remove the residents from a contested piece of land, which has been the center of a heated dispute.

According to reports from Adom News, a local named Asare is asserting ownership over a substantial portion of both Danchira and Domeabra.

The situation became volatile when the community’s youth obstructed the road, preventing the police and land guards from leaving. In response to the escalating unrest, police officers reportedly fired live bullets into the air to break up the gathering.

Community leader Nii Supi Ashaley, known as Supi of Domeabra, asserted that Asare's claim extends over both the Danchira and Domeabra communities without a legal court order. Supi Ashaley has appealed to the government to take action against what he describes as an unlawful eviction.

Assemblyman Ebenezer Ahotor of the Danchira Electoral Area has condemned the police’s use of force and urged the Inspector General of Police (IGP) to intervene. Ahotor's call aims to prevent further violence and potential bloodshed in the area.