Court plays 2 hours of supposedly leaked Ofosu-Ampofo tape | Politics



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A two-hour audio recording alleged to be the alleged leaked tape in which NDC National President Samuel Ofosu Ampofo is on trial for assault is being played in public hearing.

On October 16, when the audio first appeared in the commercial division court of the Accra High Court presided over by Judge Samuel Asiedu, it was cut short and forced to be postponed.

The accusation directed by the director of the Public Prosecutor’s Office, Mrs. Yvonne Atakorah Obuobisah, has rectified the situation with the reproduction of the complete 2-hour tape.

The investigator in the case, Detective Chief Inspector Bernard Berko, the third prosecution witness, is currently on file giving testimony.

The audio recording is expected to be presented as evidence through the witness if the court accepts it.

The NDC president is on trial by Kweku Boahen, a deputy party communications officer who is absent from court due to health problems.

Source: kasapafmonline.com

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