Mawuli pleaded guilty to stealing the items and would serve a
nine-month prison term in default. Assistant Superintendent of Police Benjamin Dadzie said the convict, an apprentice of the complainant, used the absence of his master to steal two barbering clippers and a watch in February 2006.
He said Mawuli, who had a spare key to the salon, took advantage
of the absence of his master who was admitted to the Hohoe Hospital
and stole the items.
Mr Dadzie said the complainant was discharged on February 25 and
could not find the items and all efforts to track down Mawuli proved
futile. He said complainant spotted the convict at the main Hohoe Lorry Park and caused his arrest and he admitted the offence.
Mr Dadzie said Mawuli again disobeyed the grace period given to
him to redeem his indebtedness leading to his prosecution and
sentence.

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