By Ishmeal 
Twelve people have been arrested by the Northern Regional Police Command over alleged possession of illicit drugs and firearms.
According to the police, items retrieved from the suspects include two locally manufactured pistols, one pump-action gun, six sachets of Tramadol 250mg and 25 wraps of suspected Indian hemp.
The suspects and the retrieved items have been handed over to the Regional Criminal Investigations Department (CID) and the Drug Law Enforcement Unit for further investigations.
The police are expected to investigate the circumstances surrounding the alleged possession of the firearms and suspected drugs as part of efforts to address criminal activities in the region.
The arrest has renewed concerns about the presence of illicit drugs and firearms in communities and the potential risks they pose to public safety.
Many Ghanaians continue to call for stronger action against crime, drug abuse and the illegal possession of weapons.
The police have not provided further details about the identities of the suspects or the specific circumstances leading to their arrest in the information available.
The suspects remain under investigation, and the allegations against them will be subject to the appropriate legal process.
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