
Audio By Carbonatix
The police administration has said it will only grant bail to the eye witness of an alleged highway mass rape of passengers if a close relative is ready to sign the bail bond.The lady, Amina Muhammad, has been in police custody at the CID headquarters since Saturday when she was picked up to assist the police in their investigations of the allegation.Attempts by her lawyer to get her bail have been unproductive.Prof. Ken Attafuah told Joy News the conditions are very difficult to meet.He said the police were aware that the husband of the suspect had travelled out of the jurisdiction and demanding a person who knows her properly to sign the bail bond was a bit problematic.Prof Attafuah said the police were at the brink of violating the constitution by keeping Amina beyond the 48-hour mark.The police have discounted Amina's claims that male passengers aboard a Tamale-bound bus had been forced to rape female passengers.Source: Joy News/Ghana
DISCLAIMER: The Views, Comments, Opinions, Contributions and Statements made by Readers and Contributors on this platform do not necessarily represent the views or policy of Multimedia Group Limited.
Tags:
DISCLAIMER: The Views, Comments, Opinions, Contributions and Statements made by Readers and Contributors on this platform do not necessarily represent the views or policy of Multimedia Group Limited.
Latest Stories
-
Venezuela welcomes 1,600 foreign rescuers in urgent search for quake survivors
3 seconds -
From local stories to global decisions: Why the G7 Summit 2026 matters
6 minutes -
No health system can function effectively without well-trained pharmaceutical workforce – Asantehene
35 minutes -
MTN Chairman Mcebisi Jonas blames state failure for rising anti-foreigner sentiment in South Africa
1 hour -
Ghana deploys 47 health workers to Saint Kitts and Nevis under migration initiative
2 hours -
Telecel Foundation donates life-saving equipment to Kumasi South Hospital, signs 2-year adoption MoU
2 hours -
“Law and politics run in parallel channels” — Barker-Vormawor on ECOWAS ruling in Torkornoo case
3 hours -
Getrude Torkornoo’s claims of unfair trial lacks basis – Twum-Barimah
3 hours -
Benjamin Asare: From late bloomer to Black Stars’ rising wall
3 hours -
Removal of Getrude Torkornoo has always been political – Suame MP
3 hours -
Agenda 111: Barker-Vormawor urges Ken Agyapong to speak so alleged corrupt deals can be investigated
3 hours -
Choosing Athletics over football was the best decision of my life – Patience Okon George
3 hours -
CONFIRMED: Sedina Tamakloe-Attionu arrived in Nsawam on Wednesday, June 24
3 hours -
Suame MP praises former Chief Justice Torkornoo after ECOWAS Court ruling
4 hours -
Suame MP urges evidence-based discipline in NPP as “Ken must go” protest fallout deepens party tensions
4 hours