Technician Jailed 5 Years for Stealing Electric Cables
In a decisive move against infrastructure-related crimes, an Accra Circuit Court has sentenced a 34-year-old electrical technician to five years in prison with hard labor for stealing electric cables valued at GH¢182,000. The theft occurred at the Achimota Substation, a critical component of Ghana's power distribution network The convicted individual, John Edem Aggorsu, was found guilty of stealing electric cables from the Achimota Substation. The stolen cables, essential for power transmission, were valued at GH¢182,000. The court's decision underscores the seriousness of crimes that jeopardize national infrastructure. Co-Accused and Legal Proceedings During the trial, it was revealed that Aggorsu had an accomplice, Daniel Agyei, who served as a security officer at the substation. Agyei's involvement facilitated access to the restricted area, enabling the theft. While Aggorsu has been sentenced, Agyei's case is still under investigation, with legal proceedings ongoing. Impact […]