The Disciplinary Committee of Ghana Football Association has given Prison Ladies a seven-days ultimatum to produce the officer responsible for the assault on FIFA referee Theresa Bremansu during the semi finals of the women NC Competition at Army Park.

The referee was beaten to pulp following Prison Ladies’ defeat to Ampem Darkoa.

Prison ladies have also been handed GHS 5000 fine and two game Stadium ban.

Below is the Disciplinary Committee’s full decision on the case.

DECISION

“Prisons Ladies FC are fined an amount of GHC 5,000.00 payable within 14 days from April 24 2019, out of which fine an amount of GHC 2,000.00 shall be paid in compensation to Referee Theresa Bremansu.

The Club is ordered to produce the assaulter identified as belonging to the Club within 7 days from April 23 2019 before the police station with jurisdiction for the purposes of prosecution. The Club shall accordingly file to the GFA a written report of compliance with this order not later than May 2, 2019.

The Club shall be liable to a further sanction of 2 home match ban in any competition of the GFA anytime from the date of this decision, upon failure to fully comply with the orders herein.

4. On the player and team masseur (the accused) are acquitted and discharged on all counts. Though the Disciplinary Committee finds that their testimonies were not credible and full of inconsistencies, they are acquitted on procedural technical grounds particularly because of a patent defect in the charge preferred by the Prosecutor and also that it has not been proved beyond doubt that they were directly involved in the assault. That notwithstanding, the fact of the assault and the involvement of persons associated with the club is positively established by the evidence adduced before the Disciplinary Committee including documentary evidence by way of the exhibits and official reports”