The Western Central Regional Police Command has arrested a 22-year-old suspect in connection with the murder of Juliana Boata, 46, a resident of Nana Ango Hill in Tarkwa.

Published 29 Oct 2026, 17:20 GMT

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The Western Central Regional Police Command has arrested a 22-year-old suspect in connection with the murder of Juliana Boata, 46, a resident of Nana Ango Hill in Tarkwa.

According to the police, preliminary investigations indicate that the incident occurred on Monday, October 26, 2026.

The suspect had reportedly complained of illness around 12:30 p.m., visited a hospital for treatment and later returned home.

Police investigations further indicate that the suspect was dissatisfied with his father, alleging that he had not received the same level of care and support as his other siblings.

The suspect is alleged to have subsequently attacked the deceased in her room with a wooden plank, struck her on the head and strangled her, resulting in her death.

The body has been conveyed to the Tarkwa Government Hospital mortuary for preservation and autopsy.

In a statement, the Western Central Regional Police Command assured the public that it would expedite investigations into the case.

The Command added that anyone found culpable would be dealt with in accordance with the law.

Raphael GharteyRaphael Ghartey is writer and reporter with the MG News team at Media General, serving TV3, 3News, Onua FM, Onua TV and more platforms.

Police arrest 22-year-old man for killing 46-year-old woman in Tarkwa

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