The Ghana Police Service has arrested two individuals, including an alleged gang leader, in connection with the recent attack on the team bus of Berekum Chelsea.
The arrests follow investigations into the violent incident which occurred along the Ahyiresu–Kwame Danso road, where armed men reportedly ambushed the team while they were returning from a match.
According to police reports, one of the suspects is believed to be the leader of the group behind the attack, while the second individual is suspected to have assisted in carrying out the operation.
The incident drew national attention after gunmen opened fire on the team bus, putting the lives of players and officials at risk. The attack also resulted in the death of a player, intensifying concerns over security within Ghana’s domestic football.
Following the attack, the Ghana Police Service launched a manhunt to track down those responsible. The two suspects are currently in custody and assisting with investigations as authorities work to identify and apprehend other individuals believed to be involved.
Police have assured the public that efforts are ongoing to bring all perpetrators to justice, emphasizing their commitment to maintaining security and public safety.
The attack has sparked renewed calls for improved protection for football teams, particularly during travel for league matches. Stakeholders within the football community have urged authorities to strengthen security arrangements to prevent similar incidents.
Investigations into the case are still ongoing, with more updates expected as police continue their search for additional suspects.
Source: Thepressradio.com