Two students in trouble over computer theft

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Issifu Amidini 11 years ago

This is pity, but the law must take it due cause against them to serve as deterrent to others.

This is pity, but the law must take it due cause against them to serve as deterrent to others.
Paa Kwesi in the Bronx 11 years ago

Those are trained "stealers" of NAA supporters.

Those are trained "stealers" of NAA supporters.
Cocoa Krachie 11 years ago

I thought the Oseikrom people only stole from the banks etc. They got alittle education and now they want "cumputer'. Ask any of them what they going to school for, the say I am learning Computer.

I thought the Oseikrom people only stole from the banks etc. They got alittle education and now they want "cumputer'. Ask any of them what they going to school for, the say I am learning Computer.
THE TRUTH 11 years ago

GO LEARN FROM THEM AND GRAB WISDOM

GO LEARN FROM THEM AND GRAB WISDOM
Abdul 11 years ago

Please, could anyone tell me if these two students are properly represented by attorneys, let us be fair to the poor. If they admit the crime but disputed the number of laptops stolen, why can't the police investigate that.

Please, could anyone tell me if these two students are properly represented by attorneys, let us be fair to the poor. If they admit the crime but disputed the number of laptops stolen, why can't the police investigate that.