Man Who Stole Meek Mill's iPhone At Afro Nation In December, Arrested Again For The Same Crime

Man Who Stole Meek Mill's iPhone At Afro Nation In December, Arrested Again For The Same Crime

  • Nuhu Sulley, the 33-year-old scrap dealer who stole Meek Mill's iPhone, has been arrested again for the same crime
  • According to a report on Adomonline.com, the man has been charged with conspiracy to steal and stealing and granted bail
  • His accomplice is currently at large as the police search for his whereabouts

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Nuhu Sulley, a scrap dealer who stole American rapper Meek Mill's iPhone at Afro Nation in December 2022, has been arrested again for the same crime.

Man who stole Meek Mill's iPhone
Man who stole Meek Mill's iPhone arrested again. Image Credit: @ghpoliceservice @meekmill
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Nuhu Sulley, a scrap dealer, arrested again and granted bail

According to reports, Nuhu Sulley has been arrested by the Ghana Police on the basis of stealing another phone.

According to a report on Adomonline.com, the 33-year-old scrap dealer was arrested for stealing a smartphone valued at GH¢4,000 from a medical officer at Madina.

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His charges are conspiracy to steal and for stealing. However, he pleaded not guilty to both charges during his hearing at the Adentan Circuit Court.

Prosecutors indicate that he committed the crime with an accomplice called Junior, who is currently missing.

Meanwhile, Nuhu Sulley has been granted GH¢100,000 bail with three sureties.

He is also expected to reappear in court on July 20, 2023, while the Ghana Police Service continue to search for his accomplice.

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