Hours after a dramatic daylight robbery in Adabraka, CCTV footage has emerged.

The Ghana Police Service says it is on a manhunt for the suspects who robbed a jewelry shop in Adabraka, injuring one person in the process.

According to JoyNews, a victim, who was a customer of the gold jeweler, was robbed of more than GH¢6 million.

The newly released footage details the events leading up to the heist.

Watch the video below:

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Inspector Twumasi, who was present in court despite reports that he had died in custody, has pleaded not guilty to the murder charges.

Family members who were in court on Monday April 15, 2024, walked out in tears as a video recording of the police officer allegedly shooting Victoria was played to jurors and lawyers present.

The footage, however, did not capture the horrifying shooting scene.

The court also adopted as evidence a telephone conversation purportedly held between the accused and another woman.

State prosecutors sought to present a caution statement as evidence, which was strongly objected to by the defence lawyers, arguing that the accused person admitted to the content of the statement under duress.

The defence further stated that an independent witness also came in at the time the statement had been taken by the police, a situation they said was procedurally wrong.

But the prosecution reminded the defence counsel that the accused person had opted to speak in his native language, which they argued does not make him illiterate.

Prosecution therefore prayed the court to continue with the trial. 

The objections led to the adjournment of proceedings to May 6, 2024 to allow the court time to consider the legal arguments presented.

The footage showed that the armed robbers had followed the van for a considerably long time.

They subsequently launched an attack on the bullion van shortly after it parked at the Star Oil Fuel Station near the ECG office at Ablekuma Fanmilk.

The incident saw the dastardly killing of a police officer in a bullion van.

The incident which occurred on Thursday, June 22, 2023, claimed the life of the police officer who can be identified as Amoah from his name tag.

Per eyewitness reports, the police, who were accompanying bankers in a bullion van, were trailed by four robbers who carried out the attack after the bullion van made a stop at the Ablekuma Star Oil filling station.

Reports indicate that after gunshots, the robbers looted and fled.

Meanwhile, the driver of the pickup vehicle cannot be found anywhere near the crime scene, according to a report.

The police have also launched an investigation and a search for the perpetrators of the crime and sent condolences to the family of the deceased in a citinewroom.com report.

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The body of the student was found in the hotel room after her family had declared her missing with additional digital campaigns that were launched to locate her.

She was allegedly stabbed in her lower abdomen by the female friend she lodged into the hotel with whose name can be identified as Natashia.

Meanwhile, the latest CCTV footage that was aired on Adom TV‘s Ahosepe Xtra over the weekend has brought details that shocked many.

In the video, Natashia was found leaving the hotel premises wearing the clothes of the deceased to disguise herself.

She then locked the door of the room and took the key along with her making it difficult for the hotel’s room service to enter while she had checked out.

Watching the video carefully, Natashia didn’t act like she was under pressure or did anything suspicious to arrest the attention of the hotel staff who watched her leave their premises swiftly.

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It was also noted that, Natashia, the prime suspect, was the one who paid for their stay at the hotel by using her mobile money number.

Several calls to that account number has since proved futile by the police who are investigating the case.

Meanwhile, the Public Relations Officer of the Accra Regional Police Command, Deputy Superintendent of Police (DSP), Mrs Effia Tenge, confirmed the incident and said the police upon receiving the report went to the hotel.

She said the local police contacted the Crime Scene Management team of the Criminal Investigations Department of the Ghana Police Service to go to the scene and after examining the body, conveyed it to the Police Hospital in Accra.

The room where the two women were lodging, has been locked for further investigations.

Mrs Tenge said the police had mounted a search for Natashia and appealed to the public to assist the police with credible information that would facilitate investigations and help arrest the suspect.

Watch the CCTV footage below: