Akua Eunice, an unemployed woman, who spat into a soup being prepared for sale to the public, was on Monday granted GH¢ 80 bail with one surety, by the Kade District Magistrate Court. Eunice, who pleaded not guilty, will reappear on May 28. Police Inspector D. A. Atigsika, prosecuting, told the court, presided over by Mr. Abdul Majid IIiasu that for the past few months, the accused had been beating the complainant, Ataa Panin, who is physically challenged. He said whenever the case was reported to the police, elders of Apinamang would plead with the police to permit them settle the case at home. The prosecutor said Eunice took advantage of that situation and on April 29, this year, at about 1900 hours, when the complainant was preparing food to sell, the accused, who was then returning from town without any provocation spat into the soup. When the complainant questioned Eunice the reasons for her action, she replied that had it not been for the fact that she (complainant) was her mother's sister, she would have poisoned her. A report was made to the police and the accused was arrested, but in her caution statement, she denied the offence. Source: GNA