The much-touted trial of eight people, who allegedly helped 13 members of the Delta Force, a vigilante group, to escape from court could not come on in Kumasi yesterday.
This was after the court, presided over by Patricia Ampongsah, granted a request by the prosecutor, ACP Okyere Darko, for more time to conclude investigations.
The Circuit Court 2 consequently adjourned the hearing of the case to May 17, this year to enable the prosecutor to conclude his investigations.
Charges
The eight people believed to be members of the vigilante group linked with the New Patriotic Party (NPP), have been accused of aiding 13 other members of the group to escape from court.
They have been charged with disturbing court session, resisting arrest and freeing 13 people who were in lawful custody.
Source: Daily Guide
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