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National Security Intercepts 12 Containers of Fake US Dollars and Suspected Gold Bars
National Security uncovers counterfeit currency syndicate, seizing fake cash, suspected gold bars, and military gear in a dramatic operation at Sapeiman
- Counterfeit U.S. dollars and Ghana cedis hidden in wooden boxes filled with cement were uncovered
- Fake Ghana Army uniforms, boots, and suspected gold bars were also seized during the operation
- A manhunt is underway for four suspects, including the alleged ringleader, Alhaji
National Security operatives have seized 12 shipping containers loaded with counterfeit U.S. dollars, Ghana cedis, and suspected gold bars in a high-stakes operation.
The containers, traced to a warehouse in Sapeiman, Ga South Municipality, were packed with wooden boxes containing cash hidden in cement and plywood-sealed compartments.
The sting operation, prompted by a tip-off, also uncovered alarming items such as fake Ghana Army uniforms, boots, and counterfeit cedi notes in ₵50 and ₵100 denominations.
While two containers remain unaccounted for, security trackers are on their trail.
A manhunt is underway for four suspects, including a ringleader identified only as Alhaji.
