Human trafficking suspect on bail

Dawn Gibson
Saturday, March 23, 2013

ONE of the two men facing charges of trafficking in children, living on earnings of prostitution and prostitution was granted bail yesterday.

Inoke Raikadroka appeared before judge Justice Paul Madigan in Suva.
He is charged with Mohammed Sagaitu who is also on bail.
Justice Madigan granted Raikadroka bail with a $1000 surety and strict conditions.
Raikadroka, who is temporarily living with his aunt, was warned not to change his address without notifying the court.
Raikadroka is not allowed to interfere with any of the witnesses or go beyond the Nausori-Lami corridor until the trial is over.
Justice Madigan told the accused to report to the Nabua Police Station every Monday and Thursday between 6am and 6pm.
He also informed the accused that he was not allowed to apply for a passport.