number to P. F; that P. F told the girls that they were to work in a restaurant; that she was the one who brought to their attention that they would be engaged in prostitution; that during her trial, she did not denounce P. F because she had promised to help her out when she was with the police; When questioned by the State Counsel of Faso, P. F did not acknowledge the charges against her; she reiterated the statements she had made during the preliminary investigation; she also explained that she did not know the woman named Rose, referred to by EPKO Rosemary Akrassi, and denied having taken a number with her; that EPKO Rosemary Akrassi falsely accused her; that she never asked her to send her girls; that it was at her request that she be given food in prison; Appearing before the court, P. F remained constant in her denial of the acts alleged against her by consistently maintaining her statements made during the preliminary investigation and before the State Counsel; At the hearing, EPKO Rosemary Akrassi maintained that it was Rose who sent her the money to transport the girls to Burkina Faso; that she told her that the girls were meant for her and P. F, but P. F assured her that they were not meant for her; When questioned on the inconsistency and incoherence of her testimony, EPKO Rosemary went back on her statements; she explained that it was P. F who asked her to bring the girls; that in fact she transferred the sum of CFAF 100,000 (one hundred thousand) via Orange money to her when she went to Lagos, to ensure the transport of the girls to Burkina; When questioned again at the hearing following the statements of the witness, P. F changed her mind and admitted that she sent the sum of CFAF 100,000 (one hundred thousand) because EPKO Rosemary Akrassi did not have the money to transport the girls; she added that the girls were to be received by Rose, EPKO Rosemary Akrassi and her; that Rose fled following the arrest of EPKO Rosemary Akrassi: The Legal Department, after having summarized the facts, requested the acquittal of the accused from the prosecution of attempted pimping on grounds of an unconstituted offence, her retention in connection with the offence of complicity in human trafficking and her consequent conviction to an actual prison sentence of 60 (sixty) months