The Ghana Police Service has refuted claims that secret recruitment is ongoing at the Kumasi Police Training School in the Ashanti region.
The service, in a Facebook post, indicated that it rather conducted a special operation in Kumasi where 487 suspects were arrested in connection with the QNET Ponzi scheme on Monday, September 2, 2024.
It also clarified that due to the large number of suspects, they had to send them to the training school for screening as part of the investigation process.
The police further disclosed that some members of the NDC stormed the location, thinking there was a recruitment exercise ongoing.
“However, while the screening was ongoing, some members of the National Democratic Congress (NDC) besieged the training school claiming they had heard of an ongoing secret recruitment at the school,” it added.
“We, therefore, urge the public to disregard the claim of the said secret recruitment exercise and treat it with the contempt it deserves,” it added.
Read the full statement below
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The Ghana Police Service refutes the allegation in a viral video suggesting a secret recruitment ongoing at the Kumasi Police Training School in the Ashanti region.
On Monday 2nd September 2024, the police conducted a special operation in Kumasi where 487 suspects were arrested in connection with the QNET Ponzi scheme. Due to the large number of suspects involved, they were taken to the training school for screening as part of the investigation process.
However, while the screening was ongoing, some members of the National Democratic Congress (NDC) besieged the training school claiming they had heard of an ongoing secret recruitment at the school.
Upon realizing the claim was false and there was no such recruitment going on, they dispersed.
We, therefore, urge the public to disregard the claim of the said secret recruitment exercise and treat it with the contempt it deserves.
By: Rainbowradioonline.com/Ghana
