Police arrest gang leader, accomplice over deadly attack on Berekum Chelsea team bus
The Ghana Police Service confirmed the arrest of a suspected gang leader and one accomplice on Thursday, April 16, 2026, in connection with the fatal robbery attack on the team bus of Berekum Chelsea. The police confirmed the arrest of two suspects, including the alleged gang leader, in connection with the robbery and the killing of the young attacker, who was on loan from Aduana FC. The Ghana Police Service tweeted, "POLICE UPDATE: TWO ARRESTED FOR ROBBERY ATTACK ON BREKUM CHELSEA FOOTBALL TEAMThe Police have arrested the gang leader and one other suspect in connection with the robbery incident that led to the death of Berekum Chelsea footballer."
The Ghana Premier League side came under attack by armed men along the Bibiani-Goaso road on Sunday, shortly after honouring a league fixture against FC Samartex at DUN's Park. Forward Dominic Frimpong sustained a gunshot wound to the head and later succumbed to his injuries after being rushed to the Bibiani Government Hospital. Frimpong, age 20, had shown promise this season, scoring two goals in 13 league appearances prior to his death. Six other players reportedly suffered minor injuries in the incident.
In the immediate aftermath, the Ghana Police Service launched a manhunt for those responsible, describing the attack as a serious criminal act. Tributes have since poured in from FIFA, CAF, and several clubs, honouring the life and potential of the fallen player.
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Ghana Police have apprehended suspects linked to the attack on Berekum Chelsea's team bus. The incident has shaken the Ghana Premier League - but what led to this shocking event?
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