LilWin’s Lawyer: ‘My Sick Client Was Bulldozed to the Police Station’

Margaret Mary Twum, the lawyer for actor LilWin, revealed how she secured bail for her sick client amidst his accident case.

During the hearing, Twum requested bail for LilWin, citing his health condition and potential repercussions on his well-being.

The prosecution did not oppose the bail request but suggested that LilWin should report weekly to the police as part of the bail conditions.

Judge Buaben Quansah dismissed the prosecution’s suggestion and set bail at GH¢50,000 with two sureties. LilWin is required to appear in court again in four weeks, allowing time for his recovery.

In an interview with TV3, Twum expressed her dismay over the police detaining LilWin during his hospital treatment. “You saw the condition of my client. He’s not well, but we must respect the law. In fact, we were bulldozed here. We didn’t come on our own. Fortunately, his statement was taken, and the court saw his current condition. So bail was granted,” she said.

LilWin was taken into police custody on Monday, June 3, 2024, after being discharged from the Komfo Anokye Teaching Hospital. He has since been granted bail of GH¢50,000, with the case adjourned to June 27, 2024.