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Students of the University of Ghana who were caught on tape molesting a woman suspected to have stolen a mobile phone have yet to be identified by the university authorities.
The students pounced on their victim known only as Amina and stripped her naked and inserted their fingers into the most sacred part of her body.
Although security officials initially attempted to rescue her from going through the ordeal, the students were said to have overpowered them and vented their anger on her. Amina is now in police custody.
Crime officer at the Legon Police Station, Emmanuel Basintale told Joy News Amina was man handled before been brought to the station.
He said his outfit is still investigating the matter, saying the video footage will be assist in bringing the perpetrators to book.
Source: Joy News/Ghana
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