Two young men arrested over murder of female tricycle rider in Bono East Region
The Ghana Police Service arrested two young men, Peter Nchor Asadigina, 21, and Mudasel Dramani, 19, in connection with the murder of a female tricycle rider and theft of her vehicle in the Bono East Region.
In Brief
- •The Ghana Police Service arrested two young men, Peter Nchor Asadigina, 21, and Mudasel Dramani, 19, in connection with the murder of a female tricycle rider and theft of her vehicle in the Bono East Region.
- •The suspects were arrested on Friday, October 30, at Hansua in the Bono East Region following a tip-off.
- •Preliminary investigations suggest the suspects hired the deceased to transport them to Afrancho but allegedly attacked and killed her before stealing her green Bajaj tricycle.
- •A search after the arrests recovered several items, including the stolen tricycle, mobile phones, SIM cards, and other personal items suspected to be connected to the crime.
- •The body of the deceased has been deposited at the mortuary for preservation and autopsy as investigations continue.
Why It Matters
The arrest of the two young men in connection with the murder of a female tricycle rider highlights ongoing safety concerns in the Bono East Region. The incident underscores the need for enhanced security measures and vigilance in rural areas where such crimes may go unreported or underreported. The case also sheds light on the challenges faced by women in the transportation sector and the broader issue of gender-based violence in Ghana.
Key Details
- Suspects
- Peter Nchor Asadigina, 21, and Mudasel Dramani, 19
- Date of Arrest
- Friday, October 30, 2026
- Location of Arrest
- Hansua, Bono East Region
- Date of Incident
- October 29, 2026
- Location of Incident
- Afrancho, near Konkoli, Trede District, Bono East Region
- Stolen Vehicle
- Green Bajaj tricycle with registration number M-26-AE 2047
Context & Background
The Bono East Region has seen a series of violent incidents, including murders and thefts, which have raised concerns about public safety and the effectiveness of law enforcement in the area.
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