Two accountants of the Judicial Service accused of stealing GH 190,000 cedis following an audit by the service were on Thursday granted bail.
While Joseph K. Mbeah, a former accountant in the Eastern Region was granted GH 190,000 cedis bail with four sureties one to be justified, Fuseni Matalu Alaru, the current one stationed in the Eastern Region was admitted to bail in the sum of GH 150,000 cedis with four sureties one to be justified.
The two arraigned on separate charge sheets have been charged with stealing.
Their pleas have not been taken and they are expected to reappear on June 25.
When the case was called Inspector Stephen Baidoo did not object to the grant of bail but told to the court the investigations were on going.
Facts available indicated that the Audit Inspectorate of the Judicial Service carried out a special audit between January and April.
During the auditing, investigations carried out from January 2006 to December 2008, revealed that Mbeah failed to account for GH 92,260.68 cedis and in the case of Alaru he could also not account for GH 98,225.04 cedis.