Police Comissioner Sowe to Court: Ousainou Bojang Told me he Shot the PIU Office
December 12, 2023
Police Anti-Crime Unit head Momodou Sowe confirmed that Ousainou Bojang, the first accused in the Sukuta-Jabang
Police Anti-Crime Unit head Momodou Sowe confirmed that Ousainou Bojang, the first accused in the Sukuta-Jabang
The popular jury trial of Bobo Keita, a 41-year-old Gambian accused of murdering his former brother-in-law in Zaragoza’s Delicias area, began on Monday at the First Section of the Provincial Court of Zaragoza. Keita pleaded not guilty in front of the nine jurors chosen to hear the case.
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