Three individuals have been found guilty by the Wa District Court for possessing weapons and bullets without the proper permission. The court ordered each person to pay a fine.
The fine was set at 200 penalty units. This amount is equal to GH¢2,400 for each of the three people convicted.
The charges involved the illegal possession of firearms and ammunition. This means they did not have the required licenses to own these items.
The court's decision reflects the law against unauthorised possession of weapons. Such possession can pose a risk to public safety.
Details of the specific firearms or ammunition were not immediately available. The court focused on the act of possession without a license.
This ruling serves as a reminder of the importance of following firearm regulations. It also highlights the court's role in enforcing these laws.