Western Region

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Heartiest congratulations IGP Mr. Oppong-Boanuh!!!

Congratulations to IGP Mr. James Oppong-Boanuh, on his appointment as substantive Inspector-General of Police, and extension of service for two years by the President of Ghana, in accordance with the Constitution. The Police Administration considers both the appointment and extension as confidence reposed in Mr. Oppong-Boanuh and endorsement of actions started by him to prevent

October 9, 2019 Read more
MISSING PERSON

April 10, 2019 Read more
UPDATE ON THE KIDNAPPING CASES WITHIN SEKONDI-TAKORADI METROPOLIS

UPDATE ON THE KIDNAPPING CASES WITHIN SEKONDI-TAKORADI METROPOLIS Police re-assures the public, particularly, families of the victims to remain hopeful as we employ all the necessary resources to rescue the victims. BRIEF FACTS The Western Regional Command received three (3) kidnapping cases between August and December 2018 with brief facts as follows: In the first

January 25, 2019 Read more
Ghana Police 2018 in retrospect.

Ghana Police 2018 in retrospect. 2017 Police Memorial Day. Honouring Our Fallen Heroes at the National Police Training School, Tesano-Accra https://www.facebook.com/GhPoliceService/videos/734789696716402/ Opening Ceremony of the 5th Africa Working Group Meeting on CyberCrime for Heads of Units ongoing at the Police Headquarters, Accra. https://www.facebook.com/GhPoliceService/videos/265067347696903/ Greater Manchester Police Cadet Visits Ghana Police Service https://www.facebook.com/…/pcb.9371210264…/937117966483573/… The President of

January 9, 2019 Read more

Current Commander – DCOP/Mr. Vincent Redeemer Dedjoe and the Deputy Regional Commander is ACP/Mr. Edmund Ohene Bosompem.

The Police Command was established on 22nd November 1970

The first Regional Commander was ACP/Mr. E.K Ako

The Region is made up of nine [9] Divisions, twenty five [25] District and eighty four [84] Police station and Posts.

Regional Criminal Investigations Department (Cid)
Regional Visibility
Regional Domestic Violence And Victim Support Unit (DOVVSU)
Regional Motor Traffic And Transport Department (MTTD)
Regional Court Unit
Regional Transport
Regional Rapid Deployment Force (RDF)
Regional Communication Unit
Regional Band

Sekondi Division – 0299208149, 0299204458, 0299201337

Sekondi District
Shama District
Daboase District

Railways And Port District

Takoradi Division – 0299208226

Takoradi District
Kwesimintsim District
Agona-Nkwanta District
Mpohor District

Tarkwa Division – 0299206001, 0299201623, 0312320365

Tarkwa District
Prestea District
Nsuaem District

Sefwi Wiawso Division

Sefwi Wiawso District
Juaboso-Bia District
Sefwi-Debiso District
Sefwi-Bodi District
Asawinso District
Sefwi-Akontombra

Esiama Division

Dadieso District
Esiama District
Axim District

Half Assini Division – 0299206351

Half Assini District
Elubo District

Asankragwa Division

Asankragwa District
Wassa- Akropong District

Enchi Division

Enchi District
Dadieso District

Bibiani Division – 0299200467/8

Bibiani District
Sefwi-Bekwai District

DCOP/Mr. Vincent Redeemer DedjoeRegional Commander

Western Divisions

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President Akufo Addo names New IGP

Watch the President of the Republic of Ghana, President Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo Addo unveil the New Inspector General of Police. Mr. David Asante-Apeatu.

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Domestic Violence & Victim Support Unit [DOVVSU]

The Domestic Violence and Victims Support Unit [DOVVSU] of the Ghana Police Service is a one-stop centre of services for victims of abuse and others.

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Heartiest congratulations IGP Mr. Oppong-Boanuh!!!

Congratulations to IGP Mr. James Oppong-Boanuh, on his appointment as substantive Inspector-General of Police, and extension of service for two years by the President of Ghana, in accordance with the Constitution. The Police Administration considers both the appointment and extension as confidence reposed in Mr. Oppong-Boanuh and endorsement of actions started by him to prevent

October 9, 2019 Read more
The Gambia Familiarizes with Police Operations in Ghana.

Heads of Security Sector Institutions (SSI) of The Gambia have paid study tour to the Ghana Police Service, to have firsthand information about the operations and administration of Policing in Ghana. The tour, which took place this afternoon involved a delegation led by The Gambian National Security Advisor to the President. It also included the

October 8, 2019 Read more
Driver and Owner of Goods Attempted Bribery of Officers.

The owner and driver of Kia Rhino truck with registration number GS 5491-13, attempted to bribe a Police Highway Patrol Team with an amount of over ⸿16,000.00 when Police found more than three sack-full of substances believed to be Indian hemp on the vehicle, on the Accra-Tema Motorway stretch today. The Patrol Team on its

October 4, 2019 Read more
POLICE DIARY- FOCUS ON ACCRA REGION

August 21, 2019 Read more

Our Fallen Heroes

Our Heroes

Constable Michael Kporyi

Of Rapid Deployment Force met his untimely death at the UBA Service Station near Michel Camp in Tema while he was on a motorbike Patrol Duty.

Our Heroes

Lance Corporal Robert Ackah

Of Rapid Deployment Force met his untimely death at the UBA Service Station near Michel Camp in Tema while he was on a motorbike Patrol Duty.

It’s not always easy or “convenient” being a police officer, but it is a noble calling. And the Ghana is fortunate that the members of our police service are all honourable men and women, dedicated to serving and protecting the citizens of our community. They sacrifice of their time, their talents….and sometimes their very own lives.
On this page we honour several brave and dedicated men from the Ghana Police Service: men and women who – in dangerous situations – were reaching out to help those in need of their services and ultimately paid the ultimate sacrifice. It is with great honor that we dedicate this section to them – to let their families know that who they were, and what they stood for, remains steadfast in our hearts and our minds. We are proud to call them our brothers and sisters. We will be forever thankful that they chose to serve their country.