Two men have been sentenced to prison terms by an Accra Circuit Court. They were found guilty of extorting money from property owners.
The court heard that the two individuals, identified as land guards, used threats and intimidation. They demanded money from people who owned land.
Prosecutors presented evidence to the court. The evidence showed how the men used fear to get money.
The judicial service found the men guilty based on the evidence presented. This decision highlights the court's stance against such criminal activities.
Land guards are often associated with illegal activities, including land grabbing and extortion. This sentencing shows a move towards addressing this issue.
The prison sentences are meant to punish the offenders. They also serve as a warning to others who might engage in similar criminal acts.
The Accra Circuit Court's ruling aims to protect property owners from such threats. It supports the rule of law in land administration.