What kind of human being are you? – Police questions 31-year-old woman for selling weed foods to school children
A 31-year-old woman identified as Asor Rebecca was denied bail after her family pleaded for her after she was found with harmful drugs. They pleaded in front of the Tepa Police Station, but the District Police Commander, Chief Superintendent Stephen Kwakye, refused to hear them and denied Asor bail.
We will make sure she appears in court tomorrow during his initial hearing. If the judge allows her medical bail based on the evidence, so be it. Supo Stephen Kwakye told the Oyoko family that she couldn’t be released on bond right now.
You’re making a scene here, so go home. She is in the hands of the police. She is in good hands since the police will ensure her safety. Supo told the Oyoko family to go home and relax since the people she had upset may have beaten her.
On Monday, Asor will face charges of narcotics possession and sale to minors at Tepa district court. She will undoubtedly be arrested again tomorrow morning.
On January 9, 2022, Asor was observed selling biscuits to children and toffees to adults at the Catholic Church in Abosomtwi Agya. In contrast, the toffee was normal to the kid who bought it.
Toffee buyers understood they were buying marijuana-laced medications, whereas biscuit buyers assumed they were getting regular biscuits. If Asor had known the biscuits were made of cannabis, she would not have sold them to the kids.
While the sister tried to defend Asor, Asor herself admitted to the police that she mistook the children buying the biscuits for their older guys. I mistook them for their brothers. I had no idea they were buying for themselves, Asor remarked before.
Realizing the discrepancy between their defense and Asor’s confession, the Oyoko family claimed Asor was mentally challenged. The family defended Asor by claiming she was unwell and hadn’t taken her medications today.
While traveling from the Catholic Church to the police station, Officer Edward Mensah questioned Asor’s rationale when three children were transported to the Tepa Hospital after eating the biscuit.
What type of person are you? Don’t you care? Why sell to kids? Asor was questioned by Officer Edward Mensah this afternoon before she was arrested.
Five youngsters have been sent to the hospital after ingesting Asor’s marijuana biscuits. The hospitalized children are doing fine, the police said.
Asor’s family has only paid for one child’s medical costs out of five. They haven’t made any moves to pay for the other four kids, and it’s unclear whether they will.
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