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Huku uchunguzi ukiendelea kuhusu mauaji ya Sharif, imebainika kuwa gari linalodaiwa kuibiwa ambalo polisi walikuwa wakilifuata ni Mercedes Benz Sprinter van namba za usajili KDJ 700F huku mwandishi huyo wa habari wa Pakistani alilokuwa akisafiria ni Toyota Landcruiser V8 namba za usajili KDJ 200M. - aina mbili za gari tofauti.
Maafisa wanne wa Kitengo cha Huduma ya Jumla (GSU) na afisa mmoja wa polisi wamehojiwa kuhusu mauaji ya kutatanisha ya mwanahabari wa Pakistani Arshad Sharif ambaye polisi wanadai kumuua kwa bahati mbaya Jumapili usiku alipokuwa akifuata gari linalodaiwa kuibiwa katika Kaunti ya Kajiado.
Hata uchunguzi kuhusu mauaji hayo ya kutatanisha ulipoingia siku ya pili Jumanne, maswali mengi zaidi ya majibu yanaendelea kuibuka kuhusu hali iliyosababisha kuuawa kwa mwanahabari huyo mashuhuri.
Kabla ya tukio hilo la kupigwa risasi, mtu mmoja aliyefahamika kwa jina la Douglas Wainaina inasemekana alitoa taarifa kwa askari wa upelelezi wa Kituo cha Polisi Pangani kuwa aliliacha gari lake kwenye maegesho ya magari eneo la Ngara huku mtoto wake akiwa ndani, lakini baada ya kurejea alikoacha gari hilo. hakuweza kuipata.
Kulingana na polisi, baada ya kufuatilia gari hilo waligundua kuwa lilikuwa ndani ya eneo la Kiserian katika Kaunti ya Kajiado na kuwafanya kuwaarifu wenzao.
Mwanahabari huyo wa Pakistani baadaye angeuawa chini ya mvua ya mawe ya risasi zilizofyatuliwa na maafisa wa GSU waliokuwa wameweka kizuizi cha barabarani katika kulisaka gari hilo linalodaiwa kuibiwa.
Katika kile polisi walichokitaja kama kisa cha utambulisho kimakosa, maafisa hao wa GSU walifyatulia risasi tisa gari hilo aina ya Toyota Landcruiser ambamo mwanahabari huyo alikuwa akisafiria pamoja na nduguye ambaye alikuwa dereva.
Na katika hali ya kushangaza, gari lililokuwa likifuatiliwa baadaye lilipatikana na polisi katika kituo cha petroli huko Kiserian, huku mtoto wa kiume wa Bw. Wainaina Duncan mwenye umri wa miaka 26 akiwa kwenye usukani.
Siku ya Jumanne, mtoto huyo alifikishwa kortini kwa kuendesha gari bila leseni, lakini babake ambaye alikuwa mlalamishi kupitia kwa wakili Elisha Ndemo, alifuta kesi hiyo.
Wakati huo huo, mwili wa Sharif ulisafirishwa kwa ndege hadi Pakistan kwa mazishi, huku familia yake ikitaka haki itendeke.
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Amid the investigation into the killing of Sharif, Citizen Digital has established that the alleged stolen vehicle that police were pursuing is a Mercedes Benz Sprinter van registration number KDJ 700F while the one the Pakistani journalist was travelling in is a Toyota Landcruiser V8 registration number KDJ 200M – two conspicuously different car models.
Four General Service Unit (GSU) officers and one police officer have been interrogated over the mysterious killing of Pakistani journalist Arshad Sharif who police claim to have accidentally shot dead on Sunday night while pursuing an alleged stolen vehicle in Kajiado County.
Even as investigations into the controversial murder entered the second day on Tuesday, more questions than answers continue to emerge on the circumstances that led to the killing of the renowned journalist.
How police confused a van and a Landcruiser remains anyone’s guess.
Prior to the shooting, a man identified as Douglas Wainaina is said to have reported to detectives at Pangani Police Station that he had left his car in a parking at Ngara area with his son inside, but upon returning to where he had left the vehicle, he could not find it.
According to police, after tracking the vehicle they found that it was within Kiserian area in Kajiado County prompting them to alert their counterparts.
The Pakistani journalist would later be killed under a hail of bullets fired by GSU officers who had mounted a roadblock in pursuit of the alleged stolen car.
In what police termed as a case of mistaken identity, the GSU officers fired nine bullets at the Toyota Landcruiser in which the journalist was travelling in alongside his brother who was the driver.
And in a surprise turn of events, the vehicle that was being traced would later be found by police at a petrol station in Kiserian, with Mr. Wainaina’s 26-year-old son Duncan on the steering wheel.
On Tuesday, the son was presented in court for driving without a license, but his father who was the complainant through, lawyer Elisha Ndemo, withdrew the case.
Meanwhile, the body of Sharif was airlifted to Pakistan for burial, with his family calling for justice.
Source: Citizen Digital
Maafisa wanne wa Kitengo cha Huduma ya Jumla (GSU) na afisa mmoja wa polisi wamehojiwa kuhusu mauaji ya kutatanisha ya mwanahabari wa Pakistani Arshad Sharif ambaye polisi wanadai kumuua kwa bahati mbaya Jumapili usiku alipokuwa akifuata gari linalodaiwa kuibiwa katika Kaunti ya Kajiado.
Hata uchunguzi kuhusu mauaji hayo ya kutatanisha ulipoingia siku ya pili Jumanne, maswali mengi zaidi ya majibu yanaendelea kuibuka kuhusu hali iliyosababisha kuuawa kwa mwanahabari huyo mashuhuri.
Kabla ya tukio hilo la kupigwa risasi, mtu mmoja aliyefahamika kwa jina la Douglas Wainaina inasemekana alitoa taarifa kwa askari wa upelelezi wa Kituo cha Polisi Pangani kuwa aliliacha gari lake kwenye maegesho ya magari eneo la Ngara huku mtoto wake akiwa ndani, lakini baada ya kurejea alikoacha gari hilo. hakuweza kuipata.
Kulingana na polisi, baada ya kufuatilia gari hilo waligundua kuwa lilikuwa ndani ya eneo la Kiserian katika Kaunti ya Kajiado na kuwafanya kuwaarifu wenzao.
Mwanahabari huyo wa Pakistani baadaye angeuawa chini ya mvua ya mawe ya risasi zilizofyatuliwa na maafisa wa GSU waliokuwa wameweka kizuizi cha barabarani katika kulisaka gari hilo linalodaiwa kuibiwa.
Katika kile polisi walichokitaja kama kisa cha utambulisho kimakosa, maafisa hao wa GSU walifyatulia risasi tisa gari hilo aina ya Toyota Landcruiser ambamo mwanahabari huyo alikuwa akisafiria pamoja na nduguye ambaye alikuwa dereva.
Na katika hali ya kushangaza, gari lililokuwa likifuatiliwa baadaye lilipatikana na polisi katika kituo cha petroli huko Kiserian, huku mtoto wa kiume wa Bw. Wainaina Duncan mwenye umri wa miaka 26 akiwa kwenye usukani.
Siku ya Jumanne, mtoto huyo alifikishwa kortini kwa kuendesha gari bila leseni, lakini babake ambaye alikuwa mlalamishi kupitia kwa wakili Elisha Ndemo, alifuta kesi hiyo.
Wakati huo huo, mwili wa Sharif ulisafirishwa kwa ndege hadi Pakistan kwa mazishi, huku familia yake ikitaka haki itendeke.
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Amid the investigation into the killing of Sharif, Citizen Digital has established that the alleged stolen vehicle that police were pursuing is a Mercedes Benz Sprinter van registration number KDJ 700F while the one the Pakistani journalist was travelling in is a Toyota Landcruiser V8 registration number KDJ 200M – two conspicuously different car models.
Four General Service Unit (GSU) officers and one police officer have been interrogated over the mysterious killing of Pakistani journalist Arshad Sharif who police claim to have accidentally shot dead on Sunday night while pursuing an alleged stolen vehicle in Kajiado County.
Even as investigations into the controversial murder entered the second day on Tuesday, more questions than answers continue to emerge on the circumstances that led to the killing of the renowned journalist.
How police confused a van and a Landcruiser remains anyone’s guess.
Prior to the shooting, a man identified as Douglas Wainaina is said to have reported to detectives at Pangani Police Station that he had left his car in a parking at Ngara area with his son inside, but upon returning to where he had left the vehicle, he could not find it.
According to police, after tracking the vehicle they found that it was within Kiserian area in Kajiado County prompting them to alert their counterparts.
The Pakistani journalist would later be killed under a hail of bullets fired by GSU officers who had mounted a roadblock in pursuit of the alleged stolen car.
In what police termed as a case of mistaken identity, the GSU officers fired nine bullets at the Toyota Landcruiser in which the journalist was travelling in alongside his brother who was the driver.
And in a surprise turn of events, the vehicle that was being traced would later be found by police at a petrol station in Kiserian, with Mr. Wainaina’s 26-year-old son Duncan on the steering wheel.
On Tuesday, the son was presented in court for driving without a license, but his father who was the complainant through, lawyer Elisha Ndemo, withdrew the case.
Meanwhile, the body of Sharif was airlifted to Pakistan for burial, with his family calling for justice.
Source: Citizen Digital
