Yemeni Suspect Suspect On Race | Social

The family of a 14-year-old girl allegedly tainted by a Yemeni, Mohammed Ould Ibrahim, aka Omar Mohammed in 2017, expressed concern over the apparent negligence of the prosecution of the accused by nearly two years after the incident.

After the alleged tainting of Haatso in Accra in December 2017, Omar Mohammed was initially released on bail in the amount of 30,000 GH ¢ and reportedly reported to the police pending the conclusion of the investigations.

The case was then forwarded to the Crown and the Attorney General recommended that further investigations be conducted into this matter.

New identity

But the accused, who is supposed to hold a Malian pbadport in addition to Yemen's, is on the run and every effort to obtain it has been unsuccessful.

The two people who endorsed the suspects did not succeed in producing it.

Sources said the police had difficulty convincing guards to produce their defendants because they would have links with higher people, including with the Ghana police, despite a warrant for arrest. against Mohammed Ould Ibrahim.

Family concern

The situation has become a source of concern for family members of the 14-year-old girl who claims to have no right to justice.

Since last year, the family has raised issues regarding how the police handled the case.

The family claimed that their lives were in danger, with Muhammad still on the run.

They claimed that men suspected of being close to the accused would have launched an armed attack, as well as a Ghanaian businessman, Hbadan Zein, who is leading the fight to ensure that justice to the victim.

Victim's lawyer

At a press conference in Accra, a private-sector lawyer, Judge Abdulai of Zein Security's Crown Legal Bureau, said that men allegedly close to the suspect have made death threats to spread fear. at his client's place.

According to the lawyer, the businessman managed to have the suspect arrested after the case was reported to the Madina police in Accra, but he was released shortly thereafter. after.

According to the lawyer, the accused would hide in Mali or Benin.

High places

The lawyer said that, apart from the suspect's "relations" with the Ministry of the Interior, he also had close ties with influential figures from the Malian Embbady in Accra.

The lawyer claimed that the accused allegedly took armed men to his client's office, which would have harmed his company.

The family has made a pbadionate appeal to security agency officials to intervene and ensure justice.