It appears that the three suspects involved in the theft of Stonebwoy's manager's car are not first-time offenders.

Multiple individuals have taken to social media to share their negative experiences with these individuals.

The suspects, identified as Peter Amuzu (alias Master P), Ibrahim (alias Dawah), and Isaac Eshun, were arrested by the police at different locations: Accra, Tamale, and Takoradi, respectively, according to an Angel TV report.

Following the report, pictures of the suspects went viral, and netizens began sharing their harrowing experiences with them.

One suspect, Ibrahim, also known as 'King Dawa,' was previously arrested in 2020, and his photos were featured on the Ghana Police Service's official page.

When Ibrahim’s photo resurfaced in connection with the recent car theft, an X ( formerly Twitter) user commented, “Please tell Ibrahim to let Saddick know that the police will catch him soon.”

Isaac Eshun, another suspect, was identified by an online user as the individual who broke into her sister’s apartment and stole their belongings.

"I can't believe the guy in the middle is the same person who broke into my sister's apartment to rob her and has been on the run since. The case is still in court," the user wrote.

Another Twitter user identified Isaac Eshun as a criminal who had previously posed as an Uber driver.

“Herh! The guy in the middle is Isaac Eshun Brena. He was/is an Uber driver who stole from me in February, and the case is still at the Adenta court. We’ve been looking for him for the past three months,” the user wrote.

The tweep also recounted how Isaac disguised himself as an Uber driver to steal from people and revealed that he once presented one of the suspects in the viral picture as a family member during court proceedings.

“They aren’t just suspects; they are actual criminals. The guy in the middle was driving an Uber in February and stole from me. The guy in white (Ibrahim) came as a family member when we started court proceedings.”

Peter Amuzu had also been previously arrested on suspicion of carjacking five years ago, but the case did not proceed.

Meanwhile, the suspects are currently in police custody and are expected to be arraigned in court soon.











How Stonebwoy’s manager’s car was stolen and transported

After the police arrested the three suspects involved in the theft of Stonebwoy’s manager’s car and recovered three stolen vehicles, it was revealed that the criminals had executed a well-orchestrated plan.

Peter Amuzu, the alleged ringleader, orchestrated the thefts and facilitated the quick transfer of the stolen vehicles to Tamale with the help of his accomplices.

By the time Stonebwoy reported the vehicle stolen, it had already been moved to Tamale.

EB/MA