Concord Times (Freetown)
Ibrahim Tarawallie
8 February 2010
Freetown — Magistrate Bankole Shyllon of Court No. 3 yesterday granted a bail of Le2 million and a surety in like some to a tenant, James Sannoh of 1A Main Road, Congo Town.
The accused was frog-matched to court for allegedly wounding and assaulting one Philip Lansana Conteh of the same address.
According to the particulars of offence, it was alleged that the accused on Thursday January 7, 2010 at 1A Main Road, Congo Town maliciously wounded and assaulted the complainant.
Magistrate Shyllon said the accused should not say anything negative to the complainant and that the surety must be a resident in Freetown without any criminal record.
He said Sannoh should report to the Congo Cross police station at 9:30am everyday until the proceedings come to an end in court.
Lawyer for the accused, ABS Sangarie had applied for a bail to be granted to his client on the pretext that it would be difficult for his client to jump bail because he is a tenant to the complainant.
The matter was adjourned to January 10.
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