An Accra Circuit Court has adjourned the shooting case at Ablekuma Central during the election on December 7, to January 18.
The court had earlier remanded Collins Quarcoo over the alleged shooting incidence at the Ablekuma Central Collation Centre during December 7, 2020, polls.
The adjournment was because the Court did not sit on Monday, January 11, when the case was to be heard.
Quarcoo, who allegedly shot and caused harm to three persons, pleaded not guilty.
He denied the use of the offensive weapon (a Smith and Wesson SD9V 9MM pistol) and causing harm to Pious Asiedu Kwanin, a Journalist, Inspector Nixon Awuni, a Police Officer, and Rashid Umar, a trader.
Man remanded in Ablekuma Central election shootings
An Accra Circuit Court has remanded Collins Quarcoo, over the alleged shooting at the Ablekuma Central Collation Centre during December 7, 2020, polls, causing harm to three persons.
Quarcoo pleaded not guilty and denied the use of the offensive weapon (a Smith and Wesson SD9V 9MM pistol), and causing harm to Pious Asiedu Kwanin, a Journalist, Inspector Nixon Awuni a Police Officer and Rashid Umar, a trader.
Quarcoo will make his next appearance on December 24.
Police Inspector Eric Pobee, told the Court presided over by Mr Emmanuel Essandoh, that Inspector Awuni is stationed at the Accra Central Police Divisional Headquarters, Kwanin is with the Global News Watch while Umar is a trader and the National Democratic Congress’ (NDC), Vice Chairman, Sabon Zongo Electoral Area.