My Close Friend Betrayed Me To Police In USA - Renowned Actor Joojo Mills

Joojo Mills-Robertson, known for his stellar performance in the popular Ghanaian television series Efiewura, disclosed that a close friend who owed him money helped him establish himself in the United States.

In Efiewura, Joojo was a prophet named Osofo Abrams who frequently consumed food despite telling his congregation that he was fasting.

Joojo explained in his narrative that he lacked the required documentation to work and save money in a personal account, so his friend decided to help him.

This same friend advised him not to carry currency on him, so he complied and began depositing funds into his friend's account, only to discover later that his friend had spent approximately $1,200 of his money.

Joojo stated that he then demanded his money, causing a back-and-forth with his friend until he told him to accompany him to the bank to retrieve it. He rushed into the vehicle without contemplating the possibility that it was a trap.

His companion ran the red light, prompting police pursuit. His friend requested that he position his hand on the dashboard as the police approached, and he complied. The authorities approached, questioned why they ran the red light, and demanded the driver's license of his friend.

After examining the license, the officer asked his friend if there was anything unlawful in the vehicle; to his surprise, his friend pointed to himself and said he was illegal.

However, they claimed that even if he was traveling illegally, he was neither the driver nor the person who ran the red light. They issued a citation to his companion and warned him against repeating the offense.

According to him, the police did not apprehend him on the grounds that they lacked the authority to do so, as that was the responsibility of immigration officers.

After they returned home, he thanked his friend and informed him that he was moving to Virginia to live with his nephew. Never again did he visit his friend's residence.