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Stop bonking girls in the bush, and don’t leave your motorbikes at the mercy criminals – Police Commander

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The Kassena-Nankana Municipal Police Commander, DSP Oppong Agyare Francis has cautioned youth in the area, especially Navrongo, to stop the attitude of keeping long hours in bushes with their women, to the neglects of their motorbikes.

According to him, some of the youth often leave their motorbikes in the open while seriously smooching their women in the bush.

Speaking on A1 Radio, DSP Oppong Agyare noted that most of the motorbike snatching incidents in the area came as the result of this attitude exhibited by the victims.

“One thing our intelligence has gathered is that sometimes, some of the youth will leave their motorbikes in the open, enter a bush with their women doing what they want to do and at the end lose their sense and thieves will come for their motorbikes. Most of the motorbike snatching incidents are caused by this attitude by the youth. So, I’m appealing that if the youth stop this behavior, cases of motorbike snatching will decrease.”

Touching on some of the measures his outfit is putting in place to combat crime-related issues in the Navrongo area, the Municipal Commander mentioned that through the support of the acting Upper East Regional Minister, Tangoba Abayage they have been able to procure two brand new motorbikes to be used in motorbike patrols in some areas in the municipality.

Source: a1radioonline.com|101.1 MHz|Moses Apiah|Ghana

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  1. Is this man serious with what he’s saying?
    Instead of him to tell us that they(Police) failed in combating the crime of robbery in the area, he’s rather trying to defend themselves for not being up to task.
    Come on!! Speak Sense small officer.
    We all know the situation on the ground

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