Tema Police Arrest Trader with 37 Slabs of Suspected Indian Hemp

The Tema Regional Police Command has apprehended a 49-year-old trader, Issaka Mohammed, who is suspected of possessing 37 slabs of compressed dried plant material believed to be Indian hemp.

In a statement released by the police, it was noted that the arrest occurred on Saturday, September 12, 2026, around 11:30 p.m. This action followed intelligence gathered by the Motorbike Patrol officers regarding a suspected Indian hemp dealer operating in a ghetto near the New Tulaku Cow Market.

Upon arrival at the location, officers managed to intercept a sack that was in the suspect’s possession.
“A search of the sack allegedly led to the discovery of 37 slabs of compressed dried plant material suspected to be Indian hemp.”

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The Police said the exhibits were counted in the presence of the suspect and have been retained for evidential purposes.

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Issaka Mohammed is currently assisting the Police with investigations and is expected to be put before the court as soon as practicable.

The Tema Regional Police Command has urged the public to continue providing credible information on individuals involved in the possession, sale and distribution of Indian hemp and other illicit drugs.