The matter was turned back at the vetting stage before she
appeared before a magistrate.
Guyo was briefly detained on Monday evening before being
released into the custody of her lawyers.
The brief circumstances are that Guyo had entered into an
agreement to sell her car to the complainant for US$4 500, and payment would be
in instalments.
The complainant is said to have paid US$1 400 in two
instalments and then stopped despite already using the car.
Guyo engaged the complainant several times and repossessed
the car, indicating that she would only release it after payment had been made.
The complainants then reported the matter to the police
leading to Guyo’s brief detention.
The complainant was advised to approach the Civil Court if
aggrieved. H Metro
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