Side Chic Who Sued First Atlantic Bank CEO Arrested Following Court's Order

Deborah Seyram Adablah, a former NSS employee who has filed a lawsuit against her ex-boyfriend and former supervisor Ernest Nimako, has been arrested by the police.

Although the reason for her detention has not been disclosed, she shared a live video of her arrest with her followers, who were able to witness it as it occurred.

Seyram could be heard and seen on the video asking the police why they are arresting her because, as far as she knows, she has not committed an offense that warrants her arrest.

However, the officer who went to effect her arrest only mentioned that they were carrying out a court order requiring her arrest.

Seyram then challenged the police, asserting that court orders take effect 14 days after being issued, to which the officer responded that he had no notion what she was saying.

However, she consented to follow the police and asked which police station she would be taken to so that she could contact her attorney; she was told the regional Police station.

She inquired once more as to why she was taken to the regional police station when she resides in Labadi and the law stipulates that she should be brought to a police station closer to her residence due to territorial jurisdiction.

Seyram, who now appears dissatisfied with the situation, inquired to the police once more about the reason for her detention and the charges associated with it.

The police informed her that the available court bailiff would explain the allegation to her.