Winson Kofi Abbrey and two other officials of Gamba All Blacks have made a return to Swedru after a Sunyani district court on Thursday granted them bail over assault and misconduct charges.

Bail was awarded a cost of 5 million cedis with a surety for each of the three accused and are to reappear on February 19.

The Gamba All Blacks assistant coach and the other two officials were arraigned before a Sunyani district court on Thursday.

The three persons were placed in Police custody overnight in Sunyani after Gamba All Blacks’ 0-2 defeat to Bofoakwa Tano at the Coronation park on Wednesday.

The former national star was detained by the Sunyani Police for assaulting an officer of the service while two other team officials, Isaac Koomson and Mr Nunoo were also arrested for misconduct.

Kofi Abbrey is alleged to have slapped the police officer after the game when the officer attempted to prevent the assistant Black Magicians coach from having verbal exchanges with some home fans.

Attempts by the management of Gamba All Blacks to secure bail for Abbrey on Wednesday failed.

Abbrey would now return to the bench of the Black Magicians for Sunday’s league game at home to Real Tamale United.