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Accra Aca student confesses setting dorm ablaze thrice to get his boarding status changed. Check out details of the story

A 15-year-old student of Accra Academy Senior High School at Bubuashie, Accra, has been arrested for allegedly being behind
recent fire outbreaks in the school.

He is said to have confessed to setting fire to dormitory blocks, including a new dormitory block, which was razed down completely, because he was forced into the school by his
parents against his will.

The senior high school form two student, whose identity has been withheld by the police, is said to have claimed responsibility for the last three fire incidents which ravaged
dormitories, belongings of students such as trunks, chop boxes with food items, beds and other valuables, including money.

The fire outbreaks in the school have also destroyed property of the school, educational materials of students and some personal effects of the students.

The boy, who was handed over to the police a week ago, has been charged for causing unlawful damage contrary to section 172(1) (6) of the Criminal and Other Offences Act, 1960 (Act 29).

Again, during interrogations by the police, the juvenile suspect allegedly admitted being behind three fire outbreaks recorded in the
school.

The boy allegedly told the police that he burnt the dormitory blocks because he did not like the school and also because he wanted to be a day student, instead of the boarding option which was offered him during his admission.

The boy, who claimed he had been enrolled in the school against his wish, indicated that he hatched a plan to torch the dormitories with the hope that the school would be closed down.

The suspect also wanted his boarding student status changed to a day student, following the burning of the dormitories.

Source:  Honestynewsgh.com

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