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A 31-year-old mother is police custody for burning the fingers of her own daughter.
The woman, Comfort Adjetey, is reported to have dressed her 11-year-old daughter up for school but upon enquiry at the school realized she had skipped school.
The infuriated mother who was not satisfied with explanations after querying her daughter put her fingers in fire.
Joy News’s Anna Agyepong reports has been speaking to the officer in charge of DOVVSU at the Kpeshie Division, DSP Margaret Sapati Agbemabiese, in the attached audio.
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