Two remanded over alleged assault of Pragia rider

The court, presided over by Mr Lord Delvin Essandoh, remanded the accused after the prosecution opposed bail, arguing that the third suspect was still being sought and that releasing the accused could interfere with investigations.

The prosecution said Agyei reported the incident to the Diaso Police Station, leading to investigations and the subsequent arrest of Frimpong at his hideout in Diaso.

Police told the court that a third suspect, Enoch, also known as Awuoye, who allegedly assaulted the complainant, Bright Agyei, with a machete and directed that the incident be recorded on video, remains at large.