Two persons on trial at the Enchi District Magistrate court for allegedly assaulting each other have been granted ¢2,000.00 bail each with surety.

The accused, Prince Danso, a 32 year-old student and Ernestina Adu, a 36 year-old trader, pleaded not guilty to assault, attempting to commit crime and disturbing public peace.

They will re-appear before the court presided over by Eric Baah Boateng on Wednesday, August 5.

Narrating the facts of the case, Detective Inspector Joseph Kwadwo Agyare told the court that, Prince and Ernestina are residents of Karlo in the Suaman District.

He said on the 14 July, 2020, Ernestina's daughter, Ruth Twumasi, went to the Karlo registration center to be registered to obtain a voters identity card.

He said Prince who was then an agent for the National Democratic Congress (NDC) party at the aforementioned registration center doubted Ruth's age, and therefore challenged her through the form provided by the Electoral Commission.

According to Mr Agyare, Ernestina became offended when she was informed about the action by Prince against her daughter.

He said on another occasion both accused met at Karlo Township and an argument ensued between the two over Ruth's age.

Mr Agyare said Prince in the process slapped Ernestina, who attempted to slap him back with her slippers. But a witness together with some residents intervened and separated the two.

He said a complaint was lodged at the Dadieso Police station leading to their arrest.

Prosecution said at the police station the two admitted the offence in their cautioned statements.