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Sakumono murder: Key suspect arrested at hideout

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Samuel Osei Anto Christopher, the key suspect in the Sakumono murder case, has been arrested at his hideout after being on the run.

A brief update announcing his arrest said it would share further details.

The update did not say when or where he was arrested or what the operation involved.

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