ECG theft

Court Remands Unemployed Man Over Theft Of ECG Property

Court Remands Unemployed Man Over Theft Of ECG Property

The Weija Circuit Court has remanded a 24-year-old unemployed man into prison custody for stealing and causing unlawful damage to fuses fixed in electricity distribution panels belonging to the Electricity Company of Ghana (ECG), Ltd. The fuses are estimated to be worth GH¢15,840. Michael Ofori, popularly known as Sammy, was charged with two counts of causing unlawful damage and stealing. He pleaded guilty to the charge of causing unlawful damage, but not guilty to stealing, and will reappear in court on November 27, 2024. The case is being presided over by Mr. Joshua Caleb Abaidoo. The prosecution, led by Police…
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Three Arrested For Stealing ECG Transformer In Volta Region

Three Arrested For Stealing ECG Transformer In Volta Region

Three suspects have been arrested by the Volta Regional Police Command for attempting to steal a transformer at Adaklu Tsrefe in the early hours of Thursday. The suspects, who are all plumbers and residents of Tema Community 25, were apprehended by residents of Adaklu Tsrefe and later handed over to the Volta Regional Police Command for further investigation. Sitsofe Agbodza, 26, Deladem Kodzo Tsrakasu, 29 and Wahab 20, are natives of Adaklu who were visiting their hometown to celebrate the Asogli Yam festival. According to the General Manager of ECG in the Volta Region, Christina Jatoe-Kaleo, a hunter from Adaklu…
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