Police arrest two suspects for allegedly impersonating Sharaf Mahama

The Ghana Police Service has arrested two individuals for allegedly impersonating Sharaf Mahama, raising concerns over identity fraud and the potential misuse of personal information.

According to police reports, the suspects were taken into custody following intelligence-led operations that uncovered their attempts to exploit the identity of Sharaf Mahama for undisclosed purposes.

Investigations are ongoing to determine the full extent of their activities and whether any financial or criminal gains were involved.

The Police Service has assured the public that the suspects are currently in custody and will face legal proceedings in accordance with the law.

Authorities are also urging citizens to exercise caution and report any suspicious activities related to identity theft or impersonation to the nearest police station.

This incident highlights the growing need for vigilance in protecting personal information and serves as a reminder that impersonation and identity-related crimes are punishable under Ghanaian law.