The driver, who once worked for an ex-minister, has been cleared of fraud charges. The case involved allegations of obtaining a driver's license dishonestly.
A Circuit Court in Accra heard the case. The prosecution presented its evidence against the driver.
After reviewing the evidence, the court determined that guilt was not proven beyond a reasonable doubt. The judge stated there was insufficient evidence to convict.
The court's decision means the driver is now free from the charges. He will not face any punishment for the alleged offense.
This outcome highlights the importance of strong evidence in legal proceedings. The Judicial Service ensures fair trials based on presented facts.