Police arrest two suspects in connection with 2025 Accra jewellery shop robbery

The Ghana Police Service has arrested two additional suspects in connection with a high-profile jewellery shop robbery that took place in Accra in 2025, authorities have announced.

The suspects were apprehended during an intelligence-led operation aimed at tracking down individuals linked to the crime. The robbery, which involved the theft of valuable jewellery worth a substantial amount, drew widespread public attention at the time.

According to police, the two individuals are believed to have played key roles in both the planning and execution of the incident. Their arrest follows previous law enforcement efforts that resulted in the apprehension of other suspects connected to the case. Investigators have indicated that operations remain ongoing as they work to identify and capture additional accomplices.

Items suspected to be linked to the robbery were also recovered during the operation. Authorities noted that the evidence is expected to strengthen the case as prosecutors prepare to initiate legal proceedings against those involved.

In a statement, the Ghana Police Service reaffirmed its commitment to bringing all perpetrators to justice, highlighting the effectiveness of sustained intelligence work and inter-agency coordination in tackling organized crime.

The 2025 robbery raised concerns about security and the activities of criminal networks operating in urban centres. Such high-value targets often require carefully coordinated investigations, and law enforcement agencies have continued to intensify efforts to combat similar crimes.

Police have called on the public to support ongoing inquiries by providing any useful information that could assist in identifying other suspects, emphasizing that community cooperation remains essential to maintaining public safety.

Authorities have stressed that while the latest arrests mark significant progress, the case remains open as investigators pursue further leads and work to dismantle any remaining networks connected to the robbery.