Dormaa-Ahenkro Circuit Court sentences ex-convict to 14 years detainment
A Circuit Court at Dormaa-Ahenkro in the Dormaa Central Municipality of Bono Region has indicted and condemned an ex-convict, Kwabena Paterson, matured 28 to 14 years detainment for causing unlawful harm, unlawful section, taking and opposing capture.
Paterson, likewise an understudy artisan, argued not blameworthy and was thusly sentenced on every one of the four charges by the Court.
Police Inspector (P/Inspt.) Emmanuel Asare, the investigator told the Court directed by Mr Samuel Djanie Kotey that the complainant, an understudy at the University of Energy and Natural Resources, Dormaa Campus, dwelled at SS while the convict likewise inhabited Nkyenkyenkye, rural areas at Dormaa-Ahenkro.
The investigator said at 0700 hours on Thursday, April 21 this year, the complainant got his entryway and left for school however got a call from his landlord at 1100 hours inquiring as to why he left his entryway opened.
He said the complainant started his own examination and was educated by an observer that he saw the convict conveying the previously mentioned things.
P/Inspt. Asare said the complainant detailed the case to the Police at Dormaa-Ahenkro and further examination prompted the capture of the convict.
The examiner said the convict opposed capture by drawing in the Police in a savage battle however was overwhelmed and brought to the Police station.
P/Inspt. Asare said during cross examinations, the convict denied the offense yet later conceded and drove the Police to his house, adding that the convict despite the fact that was cuffed, escaped when they arrived at his home yet was sought after and yet again captured.
He said the fan was recovered, however the convict offered the gas chamber to one Charles at Brofoyedru, a cultivating local area in the Municipality.
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