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Adjetey Armah, a 19-year-old unemployed on Wednesday appeared before an Accra Circuit Court for allegedly having anal sex with four minors.
Charged with threat of death and having unnatural carnal knowledge with minors, the court reserved Armah's plea.
He was remanded into prison custody to reappear on May 5, pending further investigations.
Chief Inspector I.A.A. Ahor, the prosecutor, said two of the victims are 11 years each, while the remaining two are nine years.
He said at about 0430 hours on February 13, Armah asked the victims to accompany him to an out-dooring ceremony at Teshie in Accra.
Prosecution said on reaching the Maritime yard at Teshie, Armah dragged the victims into a nearby bush where he removed a talisman and after warning them with a death threat, he took turns to have anal sex with the victims.
Soon after the act, Armah led them to a spot where they were sighted by a Good Samaritan who sent them to Teshie Police Station.
The victims narrated their ordeal and were offered medical forms for examination.
Armah was later arrested by the Police.
Source: GNA
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