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Polisi katika Kaunti ya Meru wanamsaka Mwalimu wa Shule ya Msingi anayetuhumiwa kwa kumnajisi Mwanafunzi wa Darasa la 5
Mwalimu huyo ametorokea kusiko julikana huku ikielezwa kuwa Mwanafunzi aliyenajisiwa anasoma katika Shule ya Msingi Madaraka
Alitenda kosa hilo nyumbani kwake takribani wiki 1 iliyopita dhidi ya Mwanafunzi huyo mwenye umri wa miaka 12
Mwalimu anayetuhumiwa aliahidi kumlipia Mwanafunzi huyo nusu ya ada na kumtaka afike nyumbani kwake kwa ajili ya kumpatia vitabu
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Police in Timau, Meru County, are looking for a 40-year-old primary school teacher believed to have fled after defiling a Standard Five pupil of Madaraka Primary School.
Deputy County Police Commander Francis Wahome said the man lured the 12-year old pupil to his house a week ago, ostensibly to offer her two books that her parents were struggling to buy.
The traumatised girl said the teacher approached her as she played outside her home and asked why she had not been in school that day to write her exams.
After her mother replied told him that she had a Sh800 fees balance, the teacher offered to pay half.
He then asked the girl to accompany him to his house so that he could offer her the books for revision.
THE ATTACK
The girl said that when they got into the teacher's house, where he lived alone, he grabbed her, locked the door and defiled her.
“After picking the books, he seized me and forced me to remove my clothes. He also removed his and then had sex with me. He then warned me against informing anyone,” she said.
As she went home, a neighbour saw her crying and asked what had happened.
AGGRIEVED
The girl's mother threatened to commit suicide, saying police had failed to act on the matter despite her visits to their station.
“It is painful to see my daughter taking all these medicines yet she is not sick. We also don’t know how effective the medicine will be since we got them three days later,” she said.
She accused police of failing to fill her the P3 form and offer them the OB number so they could pursue the case.
The mother said police officers and school officials visited her home to ask for the books the teacher offered the girl.
Mr Wahome promised justice, saying a court case would be opened amid the search for the suspect.
“The investigation file is complete so we will go ahead and charge him. The court can then issue a warrant for his arrest,” he said.
Mwalimu huyo ametorokea kusiko julikana huku ikielezwa kuwa Mwanafunzi aliyenajisiwa anasoma katika Shule ya Msingi Madaraka
Alitenda kosa hilo nyumbani kwake takribani wiki 1 iliyopita dhidi ya Mwanafunzi huyo mwenye umri wa miaka 12
Mwalimu anayetuhumiwa aliahidi kumlipia Mwanafunzi huyo nusu ya ada na kumtaka afike nyumbani kwake kwa ajili ya kumpatia vitabu
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Police in Timau, Meru County, are looking for a 40-year-old primary school teacher believed to have fled after defiling a Standard Five pupil of Madaraka Primary School.
Deputy County Police Commander Francis Wahome said the man lured the 12-year old pupil to his house a week ago, ostensibly to offer her two books that her parents were struggling to buy.
The traumatised girl said the teacher approached her as she played outside her home and asked why she had not been in school that day to write her exams.
After her mother replied told him that she had a Sh800 fees balance, the teacher offered to pay half.
He then asked the girl to accompany him to his house so that he could offer her the books for revision.
THE ATTACK
The girl said that when they got into the teacher's house, where he lived alone, he grabbed her, locked the door and defiled her.
“After picking the books, he seized me and forced me to remove my clothes. He also removed his and then had sex with me. He then warned me against informing anyone,” she said.
As she went home, a neighbour saw her crying and asked what had happened.
AGGRIEVED
The girl's mother threatened to commit suicide, saying police had failed to act on the matter despite her visits to their station.
“It is painful to see my daughter taking all these medicines yet she is not sick. We also don’t know how effective the medicine will be since we got them three days later,” she said.
She accused police of failing to fill her the P3 form and offer them the OB number so they could pursue the case.
The mother said police officers and school officials visited her home to ask for the books the teacher offered the girl.
Mr Wahome promised justice, saying a court case would be opened amid the search for the suspect.
“The investigation file is complete so we will go ahead and charge him. The court can then issue a warrant for his arrest,” he said.
