Another shakeup in the Ghana Police Service has been effected, the second since Paul Tawiah Quaye assumed leadership of this foremost internal security organization barely a month ago. Although such movements have now become standards of every leadership change, this particular one appears to have triggered muffled grumbling by some officers who think that the exercise has turned upside down the seniority table in the regimented service. While it therefore favours some, others think undertaking such exercises calls for consideration of seniority so that no room is created for complaints. The shakeup which takes effect from between today, 1st and 5th June 2009 will see 24 senior officers moving from one end of the country to another as in the case of DSP/Mr. Oduro Amaning. He has by the new movement been transferred from his present location at the Police Service’s Workshop in Accra as the District Commander to Bunkpunrgu Yonyoo in the Northern Region. ACP/Mr. Ransford Moses Ninson, the deputy officer in-charge of Tema Region moves to the Brong Ahafo Region as the Second-in-Charge. His earlier posting has by this development been nullified. ACP/Mr. William Jib Kwanair of the Service Workshop, Accra Region, moves to the Railways and Ports, Takoradi, as the Officer in-Charge. The officer who is the Deputy Regional Commander in the Central Region, ACP/Mr. Alex Bedie, now heads the Upper West Regional Police Command with effect from today, 1st June 2009. ACP/Mr. Patrick Adusei Sarpong who has been acting as the Regional Commander of the Northern Region since the man in charge, DCOP Ofosu Mensah-Gyeabour fell out with the Northern Regional Minister, has now been confirmed in his appointment. C/Superintendent/Mr. Emmanuel Appiah, Ejumako District Commander in the Central Region, moves to the Ho Division as the Commander while Supt/Mr. Frederick Adu Anim moves to the Property Fraud Unit of the Criminal Investigations Department Headquarters. Supt/Mr. Felix Fosu-Agyemang, Transport, Headquarters Accra, goes to head the Ashanti Regional Service Workshop, Kumasi as Supt/Mr. Ebenezer Ampofo leaves his Ashanti Service Workshop for the Central Region. Supt/Mr. Sebastian Atsu Wemegah of the Nsawam District moves to be in charge of the Transport pool at the Police Headquarters in Accra. Supt/Mr. Baffour Nyamekye Appenteng, Crime, Madina District, Accra, takes over the Crime Unit of the Odorkor District from 1st June as Supt/Mr. Baba Saanid Adamu, Staff Officer/Confidential Registry/ Hqtrs, Accra, now heads for the ICT/Research & Planning at the Police Headquarters with effect from 1st June. Supt/Mr. Philip Ivor Kwabena Asante of the Konongo District in the Ashanti Region takes over the Courts Unit of the Brong Ahafo Regional Police Headquarters while DSP/Mr. Alex Wowolo Lartey, in-charge of the Service Workshop, Cape Coast, takes over the Nsawam District Command with effect from 5th June, 2009. DSP/Mr. Edward Annung Konyei of the Keta Division now heads the Crime Unit in the Accra Region. DSP/Mr. Joseph Owusu-Ansah, Staff Officer, Western Region, now becomes Staff Officer, Confidential Registry Headquarters, Accra, as ASP/Mr. Benedict Mineaux Wokyi of the Police Headquarters goes to take over the Ejumako District in the Central Region. ASP/Mr. Lawrence Kwashie Lumor of Bunkpurgu Yonyoo District in the Northern Region becomes Staff Officer of the Western Regional Command. ASP/Mr. Richard Anaba Salifu, in-charge of the Kukuom District, Brong Ahafo Region, moves to take over the Konongo District from 1st June. The posting of ASP/Mr. Hanson Gove of the CID Headquarters, Accra, to Operations Regional CID, Takoradi, has been cancelled. ASP/Ms. Eunice Ida Brako-Bosmpem, CID/hqtrs moves to DOVVSU Accra. ASP/Mr. James Acquaye Kpakpoe, CID/Hqtrs takes over Crime Unit, Keta Division.