The Police Administration has created a new website: http://www.ghanapolice.info/ to replace the old one.
A press statement said the Police Administration created the website to provide a viable forum for the public to contribute to policing and also inform the public about its operations and activities.
It said members of the public can therefore access the website for information concerning the Police Service, including daily crime tips, missing and found persons and news, among other things.
The statement asked members of the public to submit tips on criminal activities through the website.
Source: The Ghanaian Times
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