Man Jailed  2yrs For Larceny In Tonkolili District

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By: Problyn J. Alpha

The resident  Judge, Justice  M. Mbawo found Fayiah Johnson  guilty on one count charge for  office  breaking  and  larceny  contrary  to section 26 sub section (1) one of Larceny  act 1916. The accuse was sentenced to two years imprisonment.

Fayiah Johnson on 3rd April, 2021  in Matotoka Town, North Eastern Province  Tonkolili District broke and entered  the Sierra Leone Muslim  brotherhood Secondary School office in the aforesaid  town and  stole    two (2) solar panels,  inverter  valued  four (4) Million Leones, four (4) shovels  valued 240,000 two hundred forty Thousand Leones., Union Trust Bank ID card, one  Voter ID Card, one  Black park container all valued  or total for four thousand  Five hundred and ninety New Leones.

According to report  one of the students of the said school who was  passing by saw  one of the  stolen items of  his teacher with the suspect and  alerted  the Police  who arrested him for  further investigation, noting  during  Police  search  other items  were also  found in the  suspect bag belonging  to the teacher Fayiah Johnson, and was charged to court.

The accused person later pleaded guilty to the offcence and asked that the Magistrate tamper Justice with mercy.

He was  sentenced  to two (2) years jail term at the  Mafantta Correctional  centre in Magburoka. State Counsel  Joseph A.K. Sesay prosecuted the matter  and   the legal  Aid Board Sierra Leone  national supervisor  Lawyer  M. Koray stood as defence Counsel.

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