The high-profile theft case involving the former Minister of Sanitation and Water Resources, Cecilia Abena Dapaah, and her husband, Mr. Daniel Osei Kuffour, two additional suspects have been apprehended. The suspects were presented before the Accra Circuit Court on Wednesday, August 2, by police prosecutor DSP Emmanuel Nyamekye during the hearing of the case.
The incident, which allegedly took place at the residence of Cecilia Abena Dapaah and her husband, involved the theft of monies and items worth millions of cedis. As the case continues to unravel, authorities have been making substantial progress in their investigations.
The names of the newly arrested suspects have not been released to the public yet, as investigations are still ongoing. However, their arrests are seen as a significant breakthrough in the case that has garnered widespread attention and raised concerns about security and safety measures for high-profile individuals in the country.
The former Minister of Sanitation and Water Resources and her husband reported the burglary to the police, leading to a thorough investigation by the law enforcement agencies. With the assistance of security cameras, witness testimonies, and other evidence, the police have managed to make headway in identifying and apprehending the suspects allegedly involved in the crime.
DSP Emmanuel Nyamekye, the police prosecutor in charge of the case, was quoted as saying, “We are pleased to announce that two more suspects have been arrested in connection with the theft case at the residence of the former Minister and her husband. We are committed to bringing all those involved in this criminal act to justice.”
As the case progresses, the court is expected to examine the evidence presented by the prosecution and hear the accounts of witnesses before reaching a verdict. The public, as well as the authorities, are closely monitoring the proceedings, as the involvement of high-ranking individuals has added significant weight to the case.
Cecilia Abena Dapaah served as the Minister of Sanitation and Water Resources for several years before her tenure came to an end. She is well-respected in the political arena and among her peers, making this incident all the more shocking and concerning for the nation.
As the investigation continues, the public awaits further updates on the identities and backgrounds of the suspects, the recovery of stolen items, and any potential motives behind the burglary. The court will play a pivotal role in ensuring a fair and just trial for all involved parties, as the country looks for closure and a sense of security in the wake of this unfortunate incident
