Two Labourers Arrested For Allegedly Robbing A Pastor After Breaking Into His House.

Two labourers are cooling off their heels at the Madina Divisional Police Command in Ghana for allegedly breaking into the house of a reverend minister and stealing various items valued at thousands of Ghana cedis.


The two suspects, identified as Kwesi Annor, 25, and Godwin Achor, 27, are alleged to be behind a number of burglaries in Madina and its environs.

They are said to survey the homes of people who hire their services for masonry work and later break into those homes, either in the night or in the afternoon, to loot. They stole cash and items such as electronic gadgets and mobile phones.

The police found that they used a screw driver to open the sliding window leading to the victim’s room and made away with some valuables. The suspects made away with a laptop, an Ipad, mobile phones, an MP3 and GH¢6,000. Upon their arrest, the laptop, mobile phones and the Ipad were retrieved.

Later, the suspects, who had claimed they had shared the money, gave the police GH¢1,000 and claimed that was what was left.

During investigations, it was found that Achor, who was the mastermind of the crime, had been involved in other break-ins in the Madina area.