The Central North Regional Police Command has rescued a 30-year-old man who was allegedly abducted at Assin Fosu in the Central Region.
The victim was rescued following a police operation and is currently receiving medical attention.
The Police Command said efforts are underway to arrest the suspects involved in the alleged abduction.
Investigations are also ongoing to establish the circumstances surrounding the incident and determine the identities and whereabouts of the perpetrators.
The Police said further details would be communicated as the investigation progresses.
The victim was abducted on Sunday, September 6, 2026, and has spent more than 48 hours in captivity, with his captors repeatedly threatening to kill him unless his family paid a ransom.
According to the Ghana News Agency (GNA) the kidnappers initially demanded GH¢45,000 as ransom and gave the family a 24-hour ultimatum.
However, what had particularly heightened fears for Amoh’s life was a disturbing audio and video recording sent to his relatives through WhatsApp by the kidnappers.
In the recordings, the victim was seen and heard pleading desperately for his life and calling on his family to raise the money immediately.
Details emerging from the recordings obtained by the GNA showed the victim stripped naked and tied with ropes around his hands, legs and neck, leaving him restrained and at the mercy of his captors.
He was also seen being forced to lie or wallow in water poured onto the floor while his abductors beat him with ropes.
At various points, the victim could be heard crying for help as the perpetrators slapped and struck him from different directions.
The brutality has transformed what began as a ransom demand into a desperate race against time for the victim’s survival.
Investigations by the GNA suggested that the kidnappers were using Mr Amoh’s own mobile phone to communicate with his family through WhatsApp, in their attempt to conceal their identities and prevent digital traces that could lead investigators to them.
Faced with the threat of losing their relative, the family had turned to friends, relatives and other well-wishers for assistance and had managed to mobilise GH¢19,500, which was subsequently sent to the kidnappers.
The family apparently hoped the payment would lead to his immediate release, but instead, one of the kidnappers was heard demanding GH¢30,500 to bring the total amount to GH¢50,000.
A woman’s voice is heard in the background, accusing Bismark of allegedly defrauding the people involved in his detention, hence his arrest, subsequent maltreatment, and the demand for the money.
