Fomena: 55 Year - Old In Custody For Defiling class 6 pupil.
Detective inspector Joseph Boakye Danquah of the criminal investigation department Fomena police command, who is the investigator for the case is happy the case has been finally brought to court for prosecution.
Boakyewaa Lawrencia 
A 12-year-old class 6 pupil has been defiled by a 55-year-old Apketeshi vendor who doubles as a farmer at Fomena in the Adansi North District of the Ashanti region.
Bright Bosompem 55, accused, lured the victim's name withheld into his residents on 1st January 2022 and allegedly defiled her.
The case was held in Obuasi circuit court today, 19 January 2022 after an official report was made to the police on January 6.
The suspect was arrested by the victim's father Kwadwo Tawiah aka Play Boy on January 14, 2022, and handed to the police on the same day.
Case presided over by Her Ladyship Joyce Boahen, after further interrogation by chief inspector Theresah Owusu, Bosompem pleaded not guilty on charges leveled against him.
However, he was granted a bail of 50,000 ghana cedis with two surety while the case has been adjourned to 10th February 2022, based on the unstable health condition of the suspect.
Detective inspector Joseph Boakye Danquah of the criminal investigation department Fomena police command, who is the investigator for the case is happy the case has been finally brought to court for prosecution.
He explained, "I have been called by more than 5 powerful men since I started following the case it got appointed I have to switch off my phone just to protect the life of the innocent girl he said".
Adding that, he will make sure that the right is done for justice to prevail and to serve as a deterrent to individuals who have a perception of performing a similar unusual act.
The victim's mother was unhappy with today's ruling though, but she still believes justice will surely be on her side.
"some people keep mute when they encounter issues like what has happened to my daughter because of how the case might be handled by the court, hence the court should always be swift in prosecution for the lost confidence to be gained back by Ghanaians".
She however pleaded with the police,as well as the court, to be fair in prosecuting her daughter's case.
