Former NDC Executive In Central Region Beats Defilement Charges
- A former Central Region executive of the National Democratic Congress (NDC) has been acquitted of some sexual assault charges
- Emmanuel Kwasi Dawood Mensah was acquitted alongside a friend, Attah Mensah, at a Cape Coast Circuit Court
- The underage victim in the case reported that her father had been assaulting her since 2019
Emmanuel Kwasi Dawood Mensah, a former Central Region Communication Officer of the National Democratic Congress (NDC), has been acquitted of charges relating to sexual assault and illegal abortions.
He was acquitted alongside a friend, Attah Mensah, at a Cape Coast Circuit Court on January 22, 2024.
The charges were dropped due to insufficient evidence presented by the prosecution.
In the case, the judge expressed dissatisfaction with the investigation, leading to the acquittal.
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The underage victim in the case reported that her father's sexual assault began in 2019, and he also threatened her with death.
She also claimed she was giving certain medications against her will.
However, the judgment in the case noted that the prosecution could not substantiate any of these claims.
David Adjaye fights sexual misconduct claims by 3 ladies
Sir David Adjaye has been accused of sexual misconduct by three ladies who once worked for him in Accra and London.
The ladies claim the renowned architect took advantage of them and forced himself on them while they were his employees.
The ladies told the Financial Times newspaper that they felt compelled to come out about their ordeals to prevent other ladies from going through a similar experience.
Two men have their heads shaved with machetes after stealing goats
Two persons accused of stealing three goats from a chop bar had their heads shaved with machetes.
The two suspects were being targeted by a youth group at Sawdadiem in the Jomoro Municipality of the Western Region.
They have also been accused of committing other crimes in the community, such as sexual assault.
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Source: YEN.com.gh