PETER ATTAH, a 50-year-old mason has been
apprehended by the Emefs Police Station for defiling
a four-year-old child under the pretext of driving
away mosquitoes hovering between the thighs of
the victim.
lynched by angry neighbours at Mataheko in the
Kpone-Katamanso District of the Greater Accra
Region, where the incident occurred, after the
grandmother of the victim, caught him in the act.
Attah, after his arrest, was purported to have
explained to the police that he was trying to drive
away mosquitoes hovering between the thighs of
the minor, when he mistakenly inserted his finger
into the v**ina of the four-year-old girl, but did not
defile her.
However, a police medical report form endorsed by
medics at the Tema General Hospital was said to
have confirmed the act and elucidated that the
hymen (virginity) of the victim had been broken,
with sperms found in the girl’s v**ina.
Superintendent Kwesi Ofori, Dodowa District Police
Commander explained to DAILY GUIDE that on
December 18, 2013 at about 6:30pm, the
grandmother of the girl had briefly left her while she
was asleep in the house, when Attah, a neighbour,
took advantage of her absence to defile the little
girl.
According to him, the distraught grandmother
returned home to find the victim awake in the
company of Attah, but unable to walk and bleeding
heavily due to the act of defilement.
He said Attah was apprehended by some
neighbours after the grandmother raised the alarm,
but he attempted to settle the issue out of police
station and gave an amount of GH¢150 to the
grandmother for the victim to be sent to the
hospital for treatment.
The Dodowa District Police Commander, upon a tip-
off attempted to arrest Attah, but he got wind of it
and went into hiding.
A police medical report form was issued to the
victim’s grandmother to send the girl to hospital.
The medical report endorsed by a doctor duly
confirmed the act, stating also that traces of sperm
were found in and around the v**ina of the victim.
Attah, Superintendent Ofori noted, was apprehended
at his hideout at Pobeman near Amasaman in
Accra by police and brought to the station to face
the law.
The Dodowa Police boss condemned the act, saying
Atta would be arraigned in court this week.
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