Two men, charged with murder, have been remanded into prison custody by a Cape Coast magistrate Court presided over by Rita Amonyiwa Edusah.
 40-year-old driver of waste management company, Zoomlion, Kofi Appiah, and his 25-year-old friend, Kweku Enu, have been accused of beating one Kweku Jack to death at Nkanfoa, a suburb of Cape Coast.
The two appeared in court Tuesday and will re-appear on April 19, 2016.
Prosecuting, Chief Inspector Christiana Sampong said the complainant in the case, Tony Sam, is a health worker and a resident of Aquarium in Cape Coast.
Chief Inspector Sampong stated that on April 1, 2016, Appiah and Jack went to a drinking bar at Nkanfoa to take some drinks adding that at about 9:30 pm when they had finished taking the drinks, a serious fight ensued between them and the accused sustained injuries and rushed to the hospital, leaving Jack under a palm tree close to his house.
The prosecutor told the court that Enu, who is a friend to Appiah, upon hearing about the injuries sustained by his friend, rushed to the scene in anger to beat Jack, returned to the house of Appiah with bloody hands and took water to wash up himself, the Daily Guide reported.
On April 2, 2016 at about 5:30 am, Jack was found lying dead under the said palm tree and a report was made to the Central Regional Police Command, leading to the arrest of the two.
The body has since been deposited at the Regional Teaching Hospital morgue for autopsy.