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Ashaiman Court Fines Two Persons Gh₵600 For Fighting

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The Ashaiman Circuit Court has fined Mike Kwesi Tetteh and Stephen Atila Gh₵600, or in default serve 12-month imprisonment in hard labour for disturbing public peace during a fight at a drinking spot.

Additionally, Atila was ordered to pay Gh₵2000 to Tetteh to cover his medical expenses or in default serve an additional 12-month imprisonment in hard labour.

The Court presided over by Mr. Richard Delali Anku sentenced the two after they had both pleaded guilty to charges of disturbing the public peace by fighting, and quarreling.

Additionally, Atila was charged for intentionally and unlawfully causing harm to Tetteh’s left eye.

Source: GNA
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