- Criminal Investigation Department (DCI) arrested a bodaboda minister linked to the murder of Kasipul MP Charles Ong’ongo Were
- Amos Barasa Kasili told detectives that he was paid KSh 50,000 to transport a suspect who shot Kasipul MP
- According to detectives, Barasa was the motorcyclist with registration number KMFZ 413W, Bajaj Boxer, which followed Were from parliament on the day he was killed
Nairobi – Investigative officials have made great strides in their efforts to choose the controversial killing of Kasipul MP Charles Ong’ongo Were.
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How is Amos Barasa Kasili associated with the murder of Ongo Were?
On Wednesday, May 14, the Office of the Director of Criminal Investigation (DCI) announced the arrest of Amos Barasa Kasili, a bodaboda operator linked to the murder of Were.
DCI It revealed that when interviewed, Barasa admitted involvement in the murder of the Kasipul MP.
Barasa told the detectives that he was paid KSh 50,000 to transport the senior suspects who followed Were before shooting him near the City Mortuary circuit on April 30.
“The investigation revealed that Barasa is a criminal who is accustomed to pretending to be a boda boda, often in conjunction with gangs of armed criminals during their operation. During the interrogation, he revealed his involvement in the crime, revealing that he was involved in the main perpetrators and received a payment of Ksh 50,000,” DCI said as part of its compensation.
According to DCI, Barasa was the one who drove a motorcycle seen in CCTV photos following the killed MP.
When arrested, the suspect was found with a motorcycle involved.
“It was found that Barasa served as a motorcyclist with registration number KMFZ 413W, Bajaj Boxer, which the attackers used to follow the MP’s car and later as a motorcycle to escape after the attack. After the arrest Barasa was found by the motorcycle mentioned. MP, ” The spies said.
DCI’s investigators followed suspect Isaac Kuria to Isebania
The recent incidents take place just days after DCI detectives arrested a man believed to be responsible for the murder of Kasipul MP Ong’ongo Were.
The suspect, identified by the name of Isaac Kuria, the famous “Kush,” was arrested on Sunday, May 11, when Isebania was trying to flee Tanzania.
Investigators found that after the incident, Kush returned to Mihango residence, where a pistol believed to be used in the killings, was found.
Citizen TV reported that he then took a motorcycle to Narok before continuing his journey to a public service car to Isebania.
There, it is said that he hid while waiting for a relative who allegedly lived in Tanzania, who was intended to assist in illegally displaced.
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