Mother and son arrested with suspected Indian hemp and tramadol in Dormaa
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- Bono Regional Police arrested Mary Awuni, 66, and her son Maxwell Akukah, 29, in Dormaa Ahenkro.
- Police allege that the pair possessed suspected Indian hemp and tramadol during an intelligence-led operation.
A 66-year-old woman and her 29-year-old son have been arrested in Dormaa Ahenkro over suspected narcotics and restricted drugs.
The Bono Regional Police Command identified the suspects as Mary Awuni and her son, Maxwell Akukah. Police arrested them at Kumi Daa Street, known as KDS, in the Dormaa Central Municipality.
The arrests followed an intelligence-led operation. Police allege that the pair possessed suspected Indian hemp and tramadol.
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