By Aaron Hammond 
Modern internet fraudsters often hide behind fake profile pictures and hidden computer codes while duping unsuspecting victims across digital platforms. Many fraudsters assume that operating online grants them absolute protection from law enforcement agencies. Commissioner of Police Lydia Yaako Donkor has dismissed this false belief with a stern warning.
As the Director General of the Criminal Investigation Department for the Ghana Police Service, she made her stance crystal clear during a recent security briefing. To cyberthreat actors who think the internet provides anonymity, she stated that anonymity does not mean immunity.
The CID is aggressively upgrading its intelligence systems and digital forensics capabilities to unmask hidden online criminals. Partnering with international agencies ensures that cross border fraudsters cannot escape justice simply by operating outside local borders. Recent high-profile sweeps resulting in multiple arrests prove that virtual hiding spots are failing fast.
Wisdom dictates that online scams have a short lifespan before investigators catch up with the perpetrators. Staying on the right side of the law remains the best choice for anyone navigating the digital space today.
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