Police Offer GHS 100,000 Reward for Murder Suspect

    Nationwide manhunt launched for individual linked to double homicide near Tema Golf City

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    The Ghana Police Service has issued a GHS 100,000 reward. This is for information leading to the capture of a suspect. The suspect is wanted for two murders. These killings happened near Tema Golf City. Reports confirm the crimes on May 1, 2026. The victims were Ebenezer Kwabena Obiri, aged 45, and Mary Anim, aged 22. They were found in their home with severe injuries. Preliminary police findings suggest a violent attack occurred. The suspect, Prince Krah, is approximately 30 years old. He reportedly lived with the couple in a chamber-and-hall apartment. This means he was likely very close to the victims. Mr. Obiri was last seen with the suspect on April 30, 2026. This was just hours before the bodies were discovered. The police believe Krah fled the scene immediately. A warrant for his arrest was issued by the Kpone Magistrate Court on May 4, 2026. Krah is described as dark-skinned. He stands about 5.7 feet tall. He has a stout build. He was last seen in a Lacoste shirt and jeans. Police are expanding their search. They believe Krah might be a military officer. He could be hiding in military barracks. These include Kakusunanka Barracks and Kamina Barracks in Tamale. Security agencies are now involved in the broader search. The police are urging the public to come forward with any information. They can contact the nearest police station. Alternatively, they can call emergency numbers 191 or 112. This incident highlights ongoing security concerns in the Greater Accra Region. Large monetary rewards for information are sometimes used. They help security forces apprehend dangerous individuals quickly. This ensures public safety. It also supports the justice system. The police service regularly faces challenges. They must balance community engagement with serious crime investigations. The economic impact of such crimes can be significant. They can deter investment and disrupt local businesses. The reward money itself is a notable allocation of public funds. It reflects the seriousness with which authorities view this case. The public's cooperation is crucial for a swift resolution. This encourages vigilance and community participation in law enforcement efforts.

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