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Northern Regional Police Arrest Six Suspects in Tamale Anti-Drug Operation

The Northern Regional Police Command’s Special Operations Team, known as RED-MARIA, has arrested six suspects in Tamale as part of an ongoing anti-drug operation aimed at tackling illegal drug activities in the region.

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The arrests were made on Monday, March 16, 2026, during a coordinated swoop carried out by the team in targeted areas within the Tamale metropolis.

Police Intensify Crackdown on Drug Activities

According to police sources, the operation forms part of intensified efforts by the Northern Regional Police Command to combat drug trafficking and related criminal activities in the region.

The suspects were picked up during a planned operation conducted by officers of the RED-MARIA Special Operations Team after intelligence indicated suspected illegal drug activities.

Suspects Assisting Police with Investigations

The six suspects are currently in police custody and are assisting investigators as authorities work to determine their roles in the alleged drug operations.

Police officials say further operations are expected as part of a broader strategy to dismantle drug networks operating within the region.

Commitment to Community Safety

The Northern Regional Police Command has reaffirmed its commitment to maintaining law and order while ensuring communities remain safe from the harmful impact of illegal drugs.

Authorities are also encouraging members of the public to cooperate with law enforcement agencies by providing credible information that can assist in the fight against drug-related crimes.

Why This Matters

The operation highlights ongoing national efforts to curb the spread of illicit drugs and associated crimes. Police say sustained intelligence-led operations will continue to ensure that individuals involved in the illegal drug trade are brought to justice.

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