- Kenyans online are being touched by whatsapp chat allegedly from the local police station, which was linked following the death of Albert Ojwang detained
- Ojwang ‘, a teacher and blogger, died while being detained at the center, causing anger and investigation across the country
- The chat spread on X, showing officials with sympathy and support of his colleague, James Mukhwana, arrested in connection with the incident
- A police officer at the station confirmed that the conversations were true, but said he was not sure who had leaked it
Kenyans on social networks have responded after whatsapp chat from a group of police station leaks online, with an investigation into the death of Albert Ojwang.
Source: UGC
The Nairobi -based police station has been instantly after the death of blogger Ojwang, who died at the station, under the protection of lawmakers after the arrest last week.
The emerging WhatsApp chatters from the WhatsApp group of the police station, which have been distributed on X, showed the status of the officers after the arrest of one of them, allegedly linked to the killing of the blogger.
In the leaked conversations, some last night, the soldiers felt sorry for a colleague who is in police custody, with some promising to pray for him.
“Let us stand with one of us in prayer and help. This is where the love between us is tempted,” One of them commented.
Others responded to the arrest of police officer James Mukhwana with a crying emoji.
“God help him,” Another said.
One of the officers also wrote a long message, advising the officers not to receive a victim injured in a cell without following the proper procedure.
“Officers of turns should visit cells regularly, showing their visits to the events book. Do not exclude prisoners,” He told his colleagues in the group.
Another officer mentioned that the officers involved need good legal representation and bail.
TUKO.co.ke also contacted a police officer at the facility, who confirmed that the chat was from their group, adding that he did not know who was leaked.
“Yes, those chat belongs to our official WhatsApp group, I don’t know who has leaked,” He said unnamed.
The conversations, which were leaked by X influencers, are here.
Kenyans talk about WhatsApp chat of Central Police Officers
Kenyans responded to divided views, with many saying the officers should provide any possible information in the investigation.
Here are some comments:
@justusowaka said:
“Is it still sad that they pray for God’s mercy when the family mourns the murder of a unique child and their peers?”
@Stefan wrote:
“There is nothing here, let them tell the truth and save their partner.”
OCS of the Central Center arrested
This comes after the Chief Police Station (OCS) Chief Executive Officer Samson Talam was arrested today in the afternoon in connection with the murder.
His arrest comes just days after he was named Ojwang’s death suspect, after the head of the Criminal Investigation Department, Amin Mohamed, referred to him as a man of interest.
Senators and Kenyans wondered why Amin separated Talam, while the spies DCI They were responsible for the arrest of the blogger.
“He was the one who made a misleading statement (that Albert knocked his head on the wall). Albert’s story hit his head on the wall came from the police station. Amin said.
Source: Original
Center Central Center soldier arrested
On Thursday, June 12, Mukhwana police were arrested in connection with the death of the blogger.
The authority identified the chief suspect, a police officer at the police station, who was arrested and detained in Capitol Hill, Nairobi, on Thursday.
On Friday morning, he was brought to the Mountains Law Court, accompanied by his defense team, led by attorney Danstan Omari.
Also in court are IPOA, which told the court that all the evidence collected so far put the suspect in the criminal area.
The agency told the court that Constable Mukhwana carried out the killings along with others who have not yet been arrested.
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