Police at Weija, a suburb of Accra, foiled an attempted robbery on Sunday afternoon at the plush West Hills Mall in Accra.
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2 arrested as police thwart robbery attempt
Two armed robbers were gunned down by the police when the gang of six robbers entered the West Hills Malls to rob.
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The personnel of the Ghana Police Service however managed to shoot two of the suspects who are currently in their custody.
The Police have mounted a manhunt for the four remaining suspects who are still believed to be within the premises of the mall.
The gang of six robbers according to eyewitnesses entered the Silverbird Cinemas at the mall where they fired gun shots and attempted to rob.
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West Hills Mall is located in Western Accra at Dunkonah near Weija, off the Accra-Cape Coast Highway and with Palace and Shoprite as its anchor tenants, it is touted as the biggest one-stop retail shopping facility in West Africa.
The Mall offers a wide variety of product categories including lifestyle, beauty and wellness; electrical, electronics and telecommunications; banking, and financial services; a pharmacy with outpatient consulting facilities; restaurants; budget as well as designer fashion and clothing stores; gifts and high value merchandise.
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