Aaron Anku, Joseph Doe and Evans Owusu were charged with Conspiracy to Commit Crime
Three mobile money agents who stole their employers’ GH¢34,106 and used same for Soccer betting, have been sentenced to three years each by an Accra Circuit Court.
Aaron Anku, Joseph Doe and Evans Owusu were charged with Conspiracy to Commit Crime to wit stealing, and three counts of stealing.
Anku is said to have dishonestly appropriated cash in the sum of GH¢15,130, whiles Doe and Owusu misappropriated GH¢12,200 and GH¢6,280 in that order. The three accused persons have pleaded guilty to the charges preferred against them.
Police say the accused have since refunded GH¢1,000 each and same was being kept for evidential purposes.
The Court presided over by Mrs. Christina Cann convicted them on their own plea.
The Trial Judge ordered the accused persons to refund the money they had embezzled to the complainant, Mr. Nathaniel Kweku Dzah, Chief Executive Officer of NK Dzah Ventures.
Prosecuting, Chief Inspector Martin Acheampong narrated that accused persons, now convicts, were employees of the complainant.
Police Chief Inspector Acheampong said on July 13, this year, a report was made that Owusu, who was the accounts manager, could not account for GH¢34,106, leading to his arrest.
Prosecution said during investigations, Owusu admitted having dishonestly appropriated an amount of GH¢6,280.
Further investigations led to the arrest of Anku and Doe for having misappropriated GH¢15,130 and 12,200 respectively.
Prosecution said the convicts admitted committing the crime and they had since refunded GH¢1,000 each to the Police and same had been retained as evidence.
