He explained that the spate of robberies in the country have come about as a result of what he described as a "reactive, 'regime preservation' approach to security we have used over the years. "Little effort has been made towards human security, general safety and a robust investigation regime. As a result, violent crime keeps increasing by the day. Adib Saani, however, suggested a number of things that can be put in place to ensure a better working system and eventually, help in the fight against robbery attacks in the country. "The use of systems such as DNA, Biometrics and capacity building is key to situational crime prevention," he wrote.

Source: GhanaWeb June 15, 2021 13:41 UTC