The Circuit Court in Accra has granted bail to three accused persons in the sum of GH¢150,000 each, with two sureties, for allegedly breaking into a mobile money shop at Nungua Barrier. The accused, Richard Konotey, Mohammed Obuor, and David Degbor, pleaded not guilty to eight charges, including conspiracy to steal and stealing. According to the prosecution, the accused allegedly used motorbikes and implements to break into the shop on August 22, stealing a safe containing GH¢72,650 and four mobile phones. They are alleged to have later broken open the safe at a bar. Police recovered the money, two damaged safes, and other items. CCTV footage and cautioned statements allegedly show the accused admitting to the offences. Investigations revealed previous criminal records for two of the accused. The case has been adjourned to November 11, 2026.
Three granted GH¢150k bail over Nungua MoMo shop robbery
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