In his petition to the court, Weah contended Inspector Patrick Sudue and others were informed that forcibly taking money from him was inappropriate and did not fall in line with their operational procedures. However, he noted that due to his contention against the illicit act by Sudue, Gboyah, and Ballah, they threatened him with the charges of extortion and blackmail for which he decided to seek legal redress. Judge Feika, having analyzed the controversies contained in the averments in the pleadings, said the crux of the issue the bar is principled on two issues, which have been defined and lengthily discussed. Therefore, Judge Feika has ordered Sudue, Gboyah, and Ballah to deliver the said amount to Mr. Weah. This, the Judge noted, is a result of Sudue, Gboyah and Ballah, defendants in the case, failure, and disobedience to conform to statutory requirements as specified for Action to Recover Chattel.
