A Circuit Cloister at Torkor, abreast Denu in the Ketu South Municipality, has accepted bond to three staffers of Ketu North Municipal Hospital who were on adjourn for extortion and attempted extortion. They were accepted bond on Friday in the sum of GH¢200,000 each, with two sureties.

The trio, Collins Asilevi, a class artisan at the hospital, John Delu, a almanac keeper, and Stella Kale, a association bloom nurse, pleaded not accusable to the accuse and were bailed to reappear on August 15 this year. They were represented by Senanu Afagbe, who filed an appliance for their bail, which was accepted on Friday.

The trio, who appeared in the Circuit Cloister presided over by Joseph Ofosu Behone, had been adjourned into badge aegis on Monday, July 29 this year, and were due to acknowledgment on August 8 afore the appliance for bond by Afagbe.

The prosecutor, Chief Inspector Hamid Mohamed, told the cloister that the leash conspired and extorted money from the owners of two actinic stores, accretion GH¢ 2,000 and GHC 1,000 respectively.

They afresh went to a third boutique in Tadzewu but met attrition back the buyer doubtable them and approved admonition from the Pharmacy Council and the Food and Drugs Authority.

The beat leash were chased and arrested at Weta Junction and handed over to the police. Upon investigation, they were answerable with extortion. The leash are accepted to arise in cloister afresh on August 15.