EOCO declares six wanted for alleged financial crimes

The Economic and Organised Crime Office (EOCO) has issued a public alert, declaring six individuals wanted in connection with a range of serious financial crimes, including possession of forged documents, defrauding by false pretences, and money laundering. These alleged offences are said to undermine the economic stability of Ghana.

The suspects, whose whereabouts are currently unknown, are

1. Asamoah Reginald Kwadjo wanted for alleged possession of forged documents;
2. Quicoo-Williams Elliot wanted for alleged possession of forged documents;
3. Kwame Dwomoh Poku wanted for alleged defrauding by false pretences and money laundering;
4. Asampana Bernard wanted for alleged defrauding by false pretences and money laundering;
5. Evans Glakpe accused of alleged defrauding by false pretences and money laundering; and
6. Frimpong Andrew Annor allegedly involved in defrauding by false pretences and money laundering.

EOCO has called on the public to assist in locating and apprehending the suspects, urging anyone with information to report it to the agency’s head office on Barnes Road in Accra, its regional offices, or the nearest police station. Additionally, tips can be submitted through the following hotlines: 0271111570, 0208272296, and 0579709066.

Tasked with investigating and prosecuting organised economic crimes, EOCO plays a critical role in safeguarding Ghana’s economic integrity.

The office also monitors criminal trends, prevents crimes, and shares crucial intelligence with relevant authorities.

Under the leadership of Executive Director Maame Yaa Tiwaa Addo-Danquah, EOCO remains committed to upholding justice, ensuring vigilance, and protecting the country’s financial systems.

The agency has appealed to citizens to collaborate in its ongoing efforts to combat financial crime and maintain public trust.