
Kumasi, May 10, GNA - A Kumasi Circuit Court has remanded a driver into prison custody for the alleged theft of an Opel Caravan taxi.
Kwaku Asubonteng pleaded not guilty and would re-appear on Wednesday, May 16.
Police Inspector Gulliver Tenkorang told the court presided over by Justice William Boampong that the complainant, Patricia Adu Gyamfi, had engaged the accused to drive her Opel Caravan cab.
The car developed a mechanical fault early in March, this year, and was sent to a garage for repairs.
The prosecution said the accused went to the mechanic working on the car and claimed, he had been instructed by the complainant to send it to another workshop because of the delay in fixing the fault.
Asubonteng succeeded in taking the cab away, sold it for GH¢800.00 and went into hiding.
The complainant later went to see the mechanic to check on the progress of work and was told, the driver had removed it to another place.
The prosecution said on March 24, the accused was spotted and arrested.
He confessed selling the car and led the police to the buyer, who escaped on seeing the police.
GNA


35-year-old teacher found dead in room at Akyem Anweam
If 2024 anti-LGBTQ bill was good, why wasn't same given to Mahama for assent? — ...
'Oga should be worried' — Kwaku Azar reacts as pressure mounts on Ofori-Atta af...
Nigerians facing xenophobic attacks in South Africa are legal migrants — Foreign...
AG to meet US counterparts on pending extradition requests — Kwakye Ofosu
JHS graduate, another drown in Twifo-Atti-Morkwa rivers during heavy rainfall
27-year-old jailed 4years for stealing church musical equipment at Hohoe
Call 'Rambo-style' Mintah Akandoh to order — Minority tells Mahama
Former MASLOC CEO Sedina Tamakloe returns to Ghana after extradition to serve 10...
KMA to reintroduce enhanced ‘Samansaman’ sanitation enforcement system from July...
