Two high school sisters have plotted a fake snatching to request emancipate from their family at Morso within the Asante Akyem South Area within the Ashanti locale.
The young ladies – 16 and 17 years – connived with two adolescent boys, counting a Nigerian, to request ¢20,000 from their family as emancipate for their discharge.
The Police have captured the boys at Konongo-Odumasi.
The young ladies’ father is shocked his girls may collude with the charged kidnappers to request a deliver of ¢20,000 from the family.
Agreeing to Joseph Wiredu Boakye, his moment girl went lost for three days.
The 52-year-ancient man said he was eager when he was educated by one of the young ladies that her sister had not returned domestic after clearing out for Konongo on Monday to recover the secret word for her portable cash account.
This was the starting of their ploy.
“My eldest girl came to me on Wednesday to report that her sister is lost. I at that point educated my sister of the circumstance, who told me to report the case.
“Whereas I was planning to take off to report the case, I listened my other girl talking on the phone with a few individuals, but she attempted to stow away it. But I forcefully enquired, and they told me they were companions of my girl.
“They told me they were reaching to connect me to report the case at Juaso police station,” said the father.
It afterward developed the boys he talked with on the phone were those driving the plot.
The girl had moved in to hold up with the two suspected adolescent boys at a lodging at Agogo.
The boys called numerous young lady relatives to request diverse sums of emancipate.
“They called my sister around 11 pm on the day of the capture to request ¢15,000 from her. They afterward called my other sister to request another ¢5,000,” said Mr Wiredu Boakye.
The father detailed the occurrence to the Police at Konongo, whose examinations driven to the boys’ capture.
“So the officers taken after them to a lodging and found my girl there and brought all three back to the police station,” the father said.
The two sisters were addressed and discharged, whereas the boys remain in police guardianship.