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A suspect in the killing of two police officers in Kasoa in the Central region sobbed while leaving court Monday.
The suspect is one of seven charged with conspiracy to commit murder, abetment of murder and murder.
Presiding judge of the Kaneshie District Court, Justice Rosemond Dodua Agyiri remanded them into Bureau of National Iinvestigations (BNI) and police cells.
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