According to a statement by EOCO, the automobiles which are classified as luxury vehicles and various specifications were retrieved at garages in Accra through the collaborative efforts of the Federal Bureau of Investigations and the Royal Canadian Mounted Police.
Following this incident, prospective car buyers have been warned to do due diligence before any payment to dealers are completed as they could land themselves in trouble with the law or may end up losing whatever resources they may have incurred on cars that will later be identified as stolen.
It remains unclear whether the cars that have been retrieved will be sent back to their original destinations or whether they will put on sale here in Ghana and the proceeds sent to their owners.
What is clear however is that this is not the end of this case considering investigations according to EOCO are still ongoing and the public will updated regularly as investigations continue.
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