According to her, there is no evidence to support the assertion that any of the suspects were pregnant at the time of their arrest following their violations. "The lady is not showing any physical signs of pregnancy; she did not inform any of the police officers that she was pregnant.
When she got to court, she did not inform the court that she was pregnant, so there's no evidence as claimed by the NDC," she told Asaaseradio.com on Thursday.
She further noted, "Her lawyer spoke in court and applied for bail.
The lawyer did not mention that she was pregnant for the court to take it into consideration.