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The Accra Juvenile Court has extended the remand of 16-year-old Elrad Amoako, son of Archbishop Salifu Amoako, in connection with a fatal October accident that claimed two lives in East Legon.



The court ordered Amoako to remain in custody until the next hearing scheduled for November 13, 2024. 



As part of the court&#8217;s conditions, the teenager was required to surrender both his Ghanaian and U.S. passports by November 4 and undergo medical examination at the University of Ghana Medical Centre.



The October 12 incident occurred when Amoako, driving a Jaguar SUV, reportedly lost control and collided with an Acura SUV. 



Both vehicles caught fire in the aftermath of the collision, resulting in the deaths of two women identified as Justine Agbenu and Maame Dwomoh, who were occupants of the Acura.



The court has made provisions for the defendant&#8217;s medical care, authorizing his transfer to the Police Hospital should any health complications arise during his detention.



The case has drawn significant public interest, particularly given the defendant&#8217;s connection to Archbishop Salifu Amoako, founder of Alive Chapel International.



The prosecution is expected to present additional evidence at the November 13 hearing, as investigations into the circumstances surrounding the tragic accident continue.

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AUTHOR: Perpetual Tweneboah Koduah

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