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Mtuhumiwa wa pili amekamatwa kuhusiana na mauaji ya kikatili ya mwalimu mwenye umri wa miaka 31, Albert Ojwang’, hatua inayozidi kuongeza uzito wa uchunguzi wa tukio hilo la kusikitisha.
Vyanzo vya karibu na Citizen Digital vimethibitisha kuwa fundi aliyedaiwa kuvuruga mfumo wa CCTV katika Kituo Kikuu cha Polisi cha Nairobi sasa amekamatwa.
Fundi huyo anatuhumiwa kuzima mfumo wa ulinzi wa video, kwa madai ya kulipwa KSh3,000, hatua iliyofanikisha kufichwa kwa ushahidi muhimu kuhusu iwapo Ojwang’ aliteswa na kuuawa akiwa ndani ya kituo hicho cha polisi.
Mamlaka Huru ya Kusimamia Utendaji wa Polisi (IPOA) hapo awali ilifichua kuwa uchunguzi huo ulikumbwa na changamoto kubwa kutokana na video za CCTV kupotea, hususan kutoka ofisi ya Mkuu wa Kituo (OCS).
Akizungumza mbele ya Seneti siku ya Jumatano, Naibu Mwenyekiti wa IPOA, Anne Wanjiku, alisema kuwa matokeo ya awali yanaonyesha kuwa video muhimu zilifutwa au hazipatikani – jambo linalozua maswali zaidi kuhusu mazingira ya kifo cha Ojwang’.
Kukamatwa kwa fundi huyo kumekuja baada ya kukamatwa kwa Konstebo wa Polisi James Mukhwana wa Kituo Kikuu cha Polisi siku ya Alhamisi. Mukhwana alikamatwa na maafisa wa Kitengo cha Mambo ya Ndani (IAU) cha Huduma ya Polisi kwa kushirikiana na IPOA. Anatarajiwa kufunguliwa mashtaka ya mauaji.
Uchunguzi bado unaendelea huku mamlaka zikijitahidi kufichua ukweli kamili kuhusu mazingira ya kifo cha kusikitisha cha Ojwang’.
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A second suspect has been arrested in connection with the brutal murder of 31-year-old teacher Albert Ojwang, deepening the investigation into the disturbing case.
Sources close to Citizen Digital have confirmed that a technician who allegedly tampered with the CCTV system at Nairobi’s Central Police Station is now in custody.
The technician is accused of disabling the surveillance system, reportedly for a payment of Ksh.3,000, effectively obscuring potential evidence of whether Ojwang was tortured and killed inside the station.
The Independent Policing Oversight Authority (IPOA) had previously revealed that the investigation had encountered significant challenges due to missing CCTV footage, particularly from the office of the Officer Commanding Station (OCS).
Appearing before the Senate on Wednesday, IPOA Vice Chair Anne Wanjiku stated that preliminary findings showed crucial footage had been erased or was unavailable—raising further questions about the events surrounding Ojwang’s death.
This arrest follows the apprehension of Police Constable James Mukhwana of Central Police Station on Thursday. Mukhwana was taken into custody by officers from the Internal Affairs Unit (IAU) of the National Police Service, in collaboration with IPOA. He is expected to be charged with murder.
Investigations are ongoing as authorities work to uncover the full circumstances behind Ojwang’s tragic death.
pia soma Askari James Mukhwana Akamatwa na kuhusishwa na Kifo cha Albert Ojwang
Source: Citizen digital
Vyanzo vya karibu na Citizen Digital vimethibitisha kuwa fundi aliyedaiwa kuvuruga mfumo wa CCTV katika Kituo Kikuu cha Polisi cha Nairobi sasa amekamatwa.
Fundi huyo anatuhumiwa kuzima mfumo wa ulinzi wa video, kwa madai ya kulipwa KSh3,000, hatua iliyofanikisha kufichwa kwa ushahidi muhimu kuhusu iwapo Ojwang’ aliteswa na kuuawa akiwa ndani ya kituo hicho cha polisi.
Mamlaka Huru ya Kusimamia Utendaji wa Polisi (IPOA) hapo awali ilifichua kuwa uchunguzi huo ulikumbwa na changamoto kubwa kutokana na video za CCTV kupotea, hususan kutoka ofisi ya Mkuu wa Kituo (OCS).
Akizungumza mbele ya Seneti siku ya Jumatano, Naibu Mwenyekiti wa IPOA, Anne Wanjiku, alisema kuwa matokeo ya awali yanaonyesha kuwa video muhimu zilifutwa au hazipatikani – jambo linalozua maswali zaidi kuhusu mazingira ya kifo cha Ojwang’.
Kukamatwa kwa fundi huyo kumekuja baada ya kukamatwa kwa Konstebo wa Polisi James Mukhwana wa Kituo Kikuu cha Polisi siku ya Alhamisi. Mukhwana alikamatwa na maafisa wa Kitengo cha Mambo ya Ndani (IAU) cha Huduma ya Polisi kwa kushirikiana na IPOA. Anatarajiwa kufunguliwa mashtaka ya mauaji.
Uchunguzi bado unaendelea huku mamlaka zikijitahidi kufichua ukweli kamili kuhusu mazingira ya kifo cha kusikitisha cha Ojwang’.
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A second suspect has been arrested in connection with the brutal murder of 31-year-old teacher Albert Ojwang, deepening the investigation into the disturbing case.
Sources close to Citizen Digital have confirmed that a technician who allegedly tampered with the CCTV system at Nairobi’s Central Police Station is now in custody.
The technician is accused of disabling the surveillance system, reportedly for a payment of Ksh.3,000, effectively obscuring potential evidence of whether Ojwang was tortured and killed inside the station.
The Independent Policing Oversight Authority (IPOA) had previously revealed that the investigation had encountered significant challenges due to missing CCTV footage, particularly from the office of the Officer Commanding Station (OCS).
Appearing before the Senate on Wednesday, IPOA Vice Chair Anne Wanjiku stated that preliminary findings showed crucial footage had been erased or was unavailable—raising further questions about the events surrounding Ojwang’s death.
This arrest follows the apprehension of Police Constable James Mukhwana of Central Police Station on Thursday. Mukhwana was taken into custody by officers from the Internal Affairs Unit (IAU) of the National Police Service, in collaboration with IPOA. He is expected to be charged with murder.
Investigations are ongoing as authorities work to uncover the full circumstances behind Ojwang’s tragic death.
pia soma Askari James Mukhwana Akamatwa na kuhusishwa na Kifo cha Albert Ojwang
Source: Citizen digital
