Lordfred Heward Mills and Lawrence Ansu Asante were found guilty of conspiracy and uttering forged documents in a recent court ruling. The court, headed by Mrs. Afia Owusua Appiah, issued the verdict. Eric Ansah Agyei, a pastor living in Aburi, was the complainant in the case. Mills, from Bubuashie, and Asante, from James Town, were sureties in a case involving Jeffery Wilson Ofori. The complainant had given them GHC3,500 to pay on behalf of Ofori.
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The convicts conspired to forge an official Judicial Service receipt instead of paying the court the given money. They obtained the forged receipts from one Boakye Boateng. The convicts later submitted a Judicial Service official receipt with the number 19/0263336, dated June 11, 2021, and a face value of GHC3,500. When the receipt was presented to the court, it was rejected, leading to the arrest of the convicts.
