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General News on Tuesday, January 29, 2019
Source: dailyguideafrica.com
2019-01-29
File Photo: Police rescued one of the abducted girls
Just 24 hours after 15 people suspected of being behind the kidnapping of three young women from the western region had been gathered in the eastern region and sent to Accra, a freshman Tarkwa High School, fearing to be kidnapped, was found.
DSP Olivia Ewurabena Adiku, public relations officer for the Western Region police, confirmed to DAILY GUIDE that the 21-year-old student in household economics, Augustina Ndaago, was found somewhere in Kaneshie, Accra.
She said that the student was then sent to Accra's headquarters of the Criminal Investigation Department (CID) for questioning.
Regional police officer PRO refused to say how she was found and whether the alleged abductor was also arrested.
DAILY GUIDE has already collected information that the student was found alone in Kaneshie and was questioned about the location of her alleged abductor.
It is believed that two other girls from Huni Valley High School in the West are also in the custody of the alleged abductor.
Augustina Ndaago, a native of the Upper West region, was seen at school last Wednesday after completing a visit request form to her parents in the Prestea Huni Valley District of the region.
She did not arrive at the parents' home or report to school.
The suspicion that she could have been kidnapped was based on an badertion by Augustina's brother that unknown people called to tell him they had kidnapped her.
A statement signed by school principal Paulina Manu indicated that on Wednesday, January 23, 2019, a student had received an exeat from the main badistant housewife to go to Prestea, where her mother resides.
According to the hostess, in the evening, Augustina's mother reportedly called to report that her daughter had not arrived home.
The director said that the next day, Augustina's brother phoned the hostess to inform her that a supposed kidnapper had sent her a text message telling her that the student, along with two other people, had been kidnapped and was in their custody.
"Hearing this, a report was prepared at the Tarkwa police station for investigations to be conducted," the statement said.
Nigerian Kidnapper »
At the same time, the Takoradi District Court was unable to continue hearing the trial of the main suspect in the recent abduction cases in the Sekondi-Takoradi metropolis yesterday.
In fact, the 28-year-old Nigerian suspect Samuel Udoetuk Wills, who belongs to a union that kidnaps young women from the city, was not in court.
According to the prosecutor, Inspector Bernard Ahensan, the suspect was taken from Sekondi prisons to Accra over the weekend and could not arrive in the metropolis in time for the court.
The suspect escaped from police custody in Takoradi on 30 December 2018 and was arrested again in an unfinished building between Kansaworodo and Nkroful in Sekondi-Takoradi around 1 January, around 1:00 am morning.
He was therefore charged with three counts of escaping a legal detention, causing unlawful damage and resisting arrest.
He pleaded not guilty to all charges and the court presided over by Michael Ampadu placed him in custody until yesterday.
At the last session, Samuel Udoetuk Wills, in his warning, revealed how he had foiled the police to allow him to escape.
Detective Inspector Austin Adjei had read the suspect's warning, explaining step by step how the alleged kidnapper, 28, had escaped from his cell.
According to the statement, the friend of the suspect identified only as being Kwesi visited him at the police office on December 26, 2018, after his arrest and again on Saturday, December 29, 2018, around 4 pm, when he was arrested. he (Kwesi) threw two small hacksaw blades. through the window behind the cell that the suspect had the habit of cutting the iron bars and escaped.
According to the suspect, the said Kwesi also gave him oil to facilitate his escape.
The suspect claimed to have cut the iron bars on Sunday, December 30, 2018 and escaped from the cells a few minutes after 6 pm.
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