Babucarr
Njie, the soldier who was found with a pistol at King Fahd Mosque, was on 24
February 2017 granted bail by magistrate Isatou Janneh-Njie of the Banjul
Magistrates’ Court.
According
to the bail conditions, the accused should provide two Gambian sureties who
should swear to an affidavit of means, and to surrender their ID cards to the
registrar of the court.
The
accused should also deposit his travel documents to the court.
The
sureties should make sure the accused is always available, when he is needed by
the court.
The
bail bond was D75,000.
Babucarr
Njie was first arraigned before magistrate Isatou Janneh-Njie on 14 February
2017, and charged with going armed in public.
He
denied any wrongdoing.
The
case was adjourned until 7 March 2017, when the police prosecutor,
Sub-Inspector Abdoulie Bojang, is expected to present his witnesses.
