Suspect in Suzy Pinamang's Shooting Granted Bail, She Weeps in Video: "Help Me Get Justice"

• Suzy Pinamang, the SDA SHS student who was shot in the face by her schoolmate, wept bitterly after learning that the young man had been granted bail
• She cried out for justice to be served after she received the update on her court hearing regarding her shooting incident
• Netizens who saw the post were heartbroken and expressed mixed reactions in the comments section
• Speaking in an exclusive interview with YEN.com.gh, a Human Rights activist gave insights into the matter

Chaos nearly erupted at the premises of the Twedie during the second hearing of the case between Suzy Pinamang, who was shot in the face, and her schoolmate, the suspect who fired the shot.

The Senior High School student who accidentally shot Suzy Pinamang in the eye has been granted bail.

The young boy was granted a GH¢200,000 bail on Wednesday, April 30, 2025, a decision by the court that has been heavily resisted by the young lady's family.

According to an eyewitness, the lawyers of the young boy applied for bail at the High Court, which was granted, leading to the latest ruling in the case.

However, the family of Suzy are unhappy with it and is appealing for justice to be served. They resisted the ruling with tears, hurled insults and rained curses on the young boy, his family and the staff at the court.

A video of the young lady's reaction to the news has also surfaced on social media, breaking the hearts of many.

Suzy wept bitterly as she called for help from the public to help her get justice.

Watch the video below:

Bail is not the end of a case

In an exclusive interview with YEN.com.gh, a Human Rights activist and paralegal, George Hawkins shared his views on the matter.

"Granting a person bail is not the end of the legal process. Once a verdict hasn't been passed, there is hope that Suzy would get justice. The challenge however is how tedious the process may get. It's not just with Suzy's case but the legal process often takes a long time so I urge the family to exercise patience," he said.

Ghanaians fume over court judgement

Netizens who saw the update on the matter were outraged. Many criticised the court for granting the young man bail. They expressed concern over justice being served in the matter following the court's latest move.

Others called upon the judicial service, especially judges handling the matter, to be professional and deal diligently with the matter.

@DwomohEmmanue16 wrote:

"Ghana we dey yi a person go even kill yet roam about saa kwa herrrr money is more valuable in Ghana here than life.. we are just lost as a nation and people."

@OfficialBigkay wrote:

"Take that pastor and his son’s incident as an example."

@adamwahab1450 wrote:

"Look at the guy's face like chimpanzee."

@theAmosAch wrote:

"Chaley, what about the guy who allegedly killed the girlfriend..the knust issue..up till now, no information again, no justice..herh Ghana."

@theboymee wrote:

"What shall profit the girl if the guy is jailed??"

Joana Yabani dies, video of boyfriend emerges

Earlier, Yen.com.gh reported that the police arrested one person, a man named Daniel Tuffour, over the untimely passing of KNUST student Joana Yabani.

The suspect, also a student of KNUST and a hostel mate of the deceased, is reported to have been in a love affair with her.

A photo and video have emerged online showing Yabani and Tuffour hanging out and posing as a couple. Netizens who saw the photo and video expressed mixed reactions in the comments section.

Source: YEN.com.gh