The Ghana Police Service has put a stop to motor-checks on the country’s roads with immediate effect.
The memo, which was signed by Commissioner of Police Ransford Moses Ninson said: “All motor checks in the country [are to be] suspended with immediate effect.”
The message said all personnel of the Motor Traffic and Transport Department of the Ghana Police Service are to be “used only for traffic management duties only”, while the Highway Patrol Unit are only to check for arms and drugs.
The memo did not give reasons for the directive.
Source: Ghana/AccraFM.com
