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Lawyer warns Afia Schwarzenegger to drop charges against husband
“He wants the matter to be settled at home with the evidence at hand so far, but “if Afia still insists then the legal battles move on” says Lawyer Ampaw.
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According to him Afia and her husband, Lawrence Abrokwah were legally not separated and said he wanted the issue to be resolved at home along with the evidence and if Afia keeps standing her ground then the legal brawl goes on.
“He wants the matter to be settled at home with the evidence at hand so far, but “if Afia still insists then the legal battles move on” he pointed.
Afia Schwarzenegger, he said, was acting on her emotions showing that she wanted the husband to be jailed, however, he was quick to add that, “such a move will not happen” as long as he remained a lawyer for the husband.
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The lawyer also expressed his dislike over how Ghanaians have sought his client Lawrence as the bad person
“Those attacking my client could have done worst things than this if they were to be in his shoes.”
He said pointing fingers at his client for leaking the sex tape was a wrong move as there is an investigation still ongoing to reveal the real perpetrator.
News broke in the media, over an alleged sex scandal video tape of Afia Schwarzenegger caught up in bed with another man by his husband.
The matter has been referred to the Accra Circuit court for a ruling.
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