The Special Prosecutor has granted bail to National Democratic Congress (NDC)’s Dela Coffie.
The accused was arrested on Monday, June 6, for allegedly faking letters purporting to have been issued by the Special Prosecutor.
This was after he turned himself in following the OSP issuing an arrest warrant last Friday.
He was subsequently detained by the Office of the Special Prosecutor.
Dela Coffie’s detention was to afford the OSP enough time to conduct further investigations.
But JoyNews checks indicate that he was granted bail on Wednesday, June 8, 2022.
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