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Labone robbery case adjourned to October 22 as prosecution prepares supplementary statements

The defence’s formal bail application is therefore expected to be considered when the case returns to court on October 22.
The trial of Augustine Okechuku Maazi, the first accused in the alleged Labone robbery case, has been adjourned to October 22, 2026, after the prosecution indicated that it intends to file supplementary witness statements.
The case stems from a police operation on August 13, 2026, after intelligence indicated that a suspected robbery syndicate was preparing to target banks in the Labone area of Accra.
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