Police Presents More Evidence in Parliament Theft Case
Mohamed Foday Conteh The recent evidence by Detective Sergeant Turay from Central Police Station has given more proof in court against three accused persons in a theft matter at parliament.
Detective Turay told Magistrate Isata Sallu Tucker that he and his colleagues including, Chief Superintendent Adama Fefegulah together with the complainant, Mohamed Yusif Turay went to the alleged crime scene in Parliament.
He said they specifically obtained video footage of the said crime scene from the office of the deputy speaker of the House, Solomon Sengepoh Thomas.
The officer tendered the evidence in court to form its evidence.
The three accused persons, Gbassay Sesay, a UNIMTECH student, Vandi Sheka, an office assistant to Dr Abass Bundu and Samuel Abu Bakarr Kamara, a bike rider are in court to answer to two count charges of conspiracy to commit a felony and larceny contrary to the laws of Sierra Leone.