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Crime & Punishment of Friday, July 12, 2019
Source: dailyguidenetwork.com
2019-07-12
The accused pleaded guilty to 11 counts of indictment
A 34-year-old man who successfully defrauded many people in the Bono area on the pretext of recruiting them into some security services was arrested and tried in a Sunyani district court.
Reindolf Boamah reportedly collected a total of GHG 44,420 to bring them into the Ghana Police Service, the Ghana Immigration Service and the Ghana National Fire Service.
The six plaintiffs allegedly paying money to the suspect come from Dormaa Ahenkro, Wamanafo, Sefwi Dedieso, Sunyani, Abesim and Chiraa.
He then went into hiding after cashing between 4,000 and 6,000 GH ¢ of money on his mobile money accounts.
Six plaintiffs, including Martha Fosuaa, Veronica Boakyewaa, Agnes Yeboah, Philomina Afia Apadaso, Gyau Dennis and Sampson Ofori reported her behavior to the Sunyani police, and Reindolf was later arrested in Sofoline, Kumasi, in the Darfur region. Ashanti.
Chief Superintendent Emmanuel Akonnor told the Sunyani "B" District Court, chaired by Frank Obikyere, that in October 2018, Reindolf approached one of the plaintiffs in Chiraa to facilitate the recruitment of wishing to join the security institutions.
The complaint then conveyed the message to other people looking for a job, who paid various sums to the suspect.
The accused then disclosed the account numbers 0551242772 and 0558007049 MTN mobile money, on which they paid the various amounts.
After receiving the money, Reindolf asked them to submit their education and birth certificates, then falsify the headers of the security institutions and present them to the plaintiffs as letters of appointment.
After realizing that they had been fooled by Reindolf, the plaintiffs filed a report with the police, which led to his arrest.
He admitted the offense in his warning and was charged with eleven counts including false pretense fraud and falsification of official documents.
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