Court Sentences Head Porter to 10 Years in Prison for Robbery at Aflao.
Aflao, July 16, 2026 – The Torkor Circuit Court in the Ketu South Municipality has sentenced a head porter, Akpalu Prince, to 10 years' imprisonment with hard labour after he pleaded guilty to a robbery charge.
The prosecution, led by Chief Inspector McRae Pomevor, told the court that the complainant, an officer of the Ghana Immigration Service stationed at Aflao, was waiting by the roadside at Ave Maria Junction on July 13, 2026, while holding her iPhone 12 valued at GH¢3,600.
According to the prosecution, the convict suddenly attacked the complainant, snatched the mobile phone and attempted to flee. The victim grabbed his shirt in an effort to stop him, but he pushed her against a wall and escaped.
The complainant immediately raised an alarm, prompting members of the public to pursue and arrest the suspect a short distance away.
A search conducted on him led to the recovery of the stolen iPhone, which was identified by the complainant.
The suspect was handed over to the police together with the recovered phone. During investigations, he admitted committing the offence in his caution statement.
Presiding Judge Mr. Joseph Ofosu Behome convicted Akpalu Prince on his own plea and sentenced him to 10 years' imprisonment with hard labour, bringing the case to a close.
Report by Courage Edwin Amenuda.

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