Ghana Police Arrest Two Suspects Over DJ KA’s Leaked Private Video as Investigations Continue
The Ghana Police Service has arrested two suspects in connection with the circulation of a leaked private video involving popular Kessben FM presenter DJ KA, as investigations into the incident continue.
Authorities reportedly apprehended the two individuals after launching an investigation into the unauthorized distribution of the explicit video, which recently spread widely across social media and generated significant public discussion.
According to police sources, investigators believe the suspects may have played key roles in the illegal sharing of the private footage. The investigation remains active as officers work to establish how the video was leaked and whether additional individuals participated in recording, distributing, or benefiting from its circulation.
Police have assured the public that anyone found to have violated Ghanaian law in relation to the case will face the appropriate legal consequences.
The leaked video sparked widespread reactions online and prompted DJ KA to issue a public apology. In a statement shared on his social media platforms, the broadcaster admitted that recording the private video was a serious error in judgment. However, he firmly denied allegations that he deliberately leaked the footage or released it out of frustration.
DJ KA expressed regret over the incident and apologized to his family, supporters, employers, and business partners. He also appealed to the public to avoid spreading false information while thanking those who had supported him with encouragement and prayers.
The latest arrests highlight growing efforts by Ghanaian authorities to tackle the non-consensual distribution of intimate content online. Under Ghanaian law, the unauthorized sharing of private or explicit material may constitute a criminal offence and can attract serious penalties upon conviction.
As investigations continue, police are urging the public to refrain from sharing the video or related content while allowing due process to take its course.
Source: Ghana Police Service (investigation ongoing).
