By Aaron Hammond 
My brother, troubles can flow like a heavy stream when the state security agencies catch wind of financial malfeasance.
The Economic and Organised Crime Office has officially declared John Bitar Gyamfi wanted in connection with serious allegations of defrauding by false pretences. According to the anti-corruption body, his prompt location is required to assist with ongoing investigations into suspicious transactions.
The official notice released by the agency urges anyone with credible information regarding his current whereabouts to step forward immediately. Citizens can reach out directly to the EOCO head office situated close to the Old Parliament House on Barnes Road in Accra. Alternatively, informants can report to any regional office or walk into the nearest police station for swift action.
For direct telephone tips, the state agency has activated specific hotlines including 0579723314 and 0579709066 to receive confidential reports from the public. Authorities hope these designated lines will encourage people who have useful leads to speak up without fear. Investigators are casting a wide net to ensure that anyone linked to these economic offences is brought to book.
We must remember that these grave allegations leveled against John Bitar Gyamfi have not yet been tested or proven in any court of law. Under Ghanaian jurisprudence, every accused person remains innocent until a competent court decides otherwise after full trial proceedings. Legal minds note that this public declaration is simply a preliminary investigative step to aid law enforcement agencies.
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