The Ghana Police Service has placed a GH₵20,000 bounty on individuals from Obuasi who were captured in a viral video threatening violence ahead of the 2024 General Elections.

The suspects, including Fuseini Yahuza, Bernard Ahedor, Simon, Basit, and Musa Yakubu (alias Agya Musah), have been on the run since the video surfaced, prompting the police to issue a manhunt for their arrest.

The incident, which raised concerns over the potential for electoral violence, has led the police to intensify their efforts to locate and apprehend those responsible. The suspects were declared wanted on November 15, 2024, following their involvement in making violent threats related to the upcoming elections.

The Police Service is urging the public to assist in their search by providing any information that could lead to the suspects' capture. A reward of GH₵20,000.00 has been announced for individuals who offer credible information that results in an arrest.

Authorities are calling on anyone with knowledge of the suspects' whereabouts or any relevant details to contact the Police via a dedicated phone number: 0547927272.

In their appeal, the Police have reassured citizens to remain calm and assured them that they are fully committed to maintaining a peaceful, secure, and orderly environment as the country approaches its elections. The public’s cooperation is crucial to ensuring the safety and security of all during the electoral period.