Anas can’t be found to be served with summons

It appears the ace undercover investigator, Anas Aremeyaw Anas, is playing hard to catch, compelling a lawyer for one of the judges implicated in the judicial scandal to file a motion for substituted service.

Court bailiffs have not been successful in serving Anas and his company, Tiger Eye P I, with court summons contesting the content of the video, plans to air it, the immunity granted him from prosecution and an application seeking his incarceration.

Counsel for Justice Paul Uuter Dery, one of the High Court judges caught on video allegedly receiving bribe, had, within a week, filed three separate applications all aimed at stopping Anas from airing a video showing his client and 33 other judges and magistrates taking bribes to compromise cases before them.

Pending before the Fast Track High Court are a suit challenging the legality of the video which captured Justice Dery taking bribe, an application for injunction to restrain Anas from showing the said vi