as news reaching us, a man, named Mohammed was handheld for trading of 20 kilogrammes of Indian hemp and 30 grammes of intoxicating drugs, lsd and Diazepam.
passing judgment on the case, the judge, Justice Ambrose Allagoa, said the prosecution had done an excellent job that assisted the court to arrive at its decision.
Allagoa said the evidences present before the court by the prosecution had convinced the court beyond reasonable doubt that the convict committed the offence.
the statement of the accused has also assisted the court to convict the suspect.
The court has raised the strength of the please of the accused to convict him, the judge said.
Earlier, the National Drug Law Enforcement Agency. prosecutor, Mr Mike Kassa, told the court that the accused was arrested on April 28 time, 3 a.m at Bakin Kogi area, Shendam Local Government Area, in Plateau.
Kassa said the accused was arrested while arranging 20 kilogrammes of Indian hemp and some intoxicating drugs.
He said the convict illegally possessed the substances without permission from any authority.
The prosecutor tendered a certificate of analysis of the substances from a laboratory that confirmed the substances to be illegal products.
Kassa also insinuate the confessional statement of the accused and the Ghana must-go bag containing the substances as an exhibit.
after the case came up for hearing, the accused pleaded guilty to the charge and begged the court for leniency, saying that he had aged parents to look after.
Allagoa warned him to desist from selling hard drugs after his term, saying that the court would not be spelled to him in future..
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