- In the early stages of the investigation into the killing of blogger Albert Ojwang, IPOA revealed that CCTV cameras at the Central police station were deliberately repaired
- The zones carrying all the incidents that led to Ojwang’s death at the center were canceled according to experts investigating crime helping IPOA in investigations
- A person believed to be given a contract to commit the crime was arrested, and when interviewed, he revealed that he was paid KSh 3,000 for the job
The Authority to investigate the police performance (IPOA) has received important information while exacerbating its investigation into the murder of blogger Albert Ojwang.
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A technician in a cell exposed the detectives that he had ran CCTV cameras that captured the incidents that resulted in Ojwang’s death at the Central police station.
It is said that he was paid KSh 3,000 to do the job intended to hide the killings by deleting all photos.
He said he was not a stranger to the center, since he has often been called for renovations.
The technician told investigators that he was quickly called to the center on Sunday, June 8, a few hours after Ojwang was confirmed.
When he arrived, he had to clear the events of the events at the center between June 6 and 8.
He revealed to the local officials that deleting the image on a specific day was an irresistible task, and that the important thing was to remove all the contents of the digital video recorder (DVR), thus breaking the evidence that would be important in the investigation of the Ojwang massacre.
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