Police allegedly "buried" suspected marijuana that was seized at Liero, according to NACOC.

The Narcotics Control Commission's Upper West regional command has accused the police of underreporting the amount of compressed substances believed to be marijuana that were seized by a combined police-immigration tax force on December 1 in Liero, a neighborhood in the Sissala West district.

As a result, the commission has asked the state attorney to assist in locating the packages of suspected marijuana.

A swoop by the patrol team, which consisted of police and immigration officers acting on information, revealed that most of the rooms in the home of a man (name withheld) in Liero were stocked with sacks containing what was thought to be marijuana.Citinewsroom: Accurate Ghanaian News

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A joint police-immigration tax force was dispatched to Liero, a community in the Sissala West district, on December 1, and intercepted some compressed substances believed to be marijuana. The Narcotics Control Commission's Upper West regional command has accused the police of understating the amount of these substances.

The commission has therefore asked the state attorney to assist in locating the packages of the allegedly marijuana.

Based on intelligence, a patrol team made up of police and immigration officers swooped into the Liero home of a man (name withheld) and discovered that most of the rooms were stocked with sacks containing what was thought to be marijuana.


981 parcels of the suspected substance, according to a statement from NACOC, were kept in immigration's possession, while several other parcels were given to the police.


The items held by the Immigration Services have since been verified by the Commission based on intelligence. Nevertheless, despite repeated requests, the Police refused to provide the Commission with information regarding the quantity and location of the substances mentioned here, according to a statement from NACOC.

Here is the complete NACOC statement.

Kindly, Mr.
Postal Address: PO Box 606 Wa — UW/R. Digital Address: UW — 0021-9492 NOTIFICATION NATIONAL DRUG CONTROL COMMISSION
On December 5, 2022.

1. The Regional Command of the Narcotics Control Commission would like to inform you and ask for your organization's assistance with the following:

2. In a village called Liero in the Sissala West District, compressed parcels of substances thought to be marijuana were discovered on 1 December 2022 by a joint patrol of police and immigration from Hamile.

3. That for unknown reasons, the Police and Immigration officers on the patrol team disagreed and were unable to come to an agreement on how to handle the drugs that were seized.

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