Defence Alleges Inhumane Treatment: Ian Njoroge’s Arrest
The Arrest
Ian Njoroge, the assault suspect, was escorted to the Milimani Law Courts, where his defence team alleged mistreatment by arresting officers.
Court Proceedings
Before Magistrate BenMark, lawyers Duncan Okatch and Vincent Lempaa emphasized that Njoroge, 19, faced molestation during his arrest at his residence.
Defence Argument
A video shown in court depicted officers insulting Njoroge during interrogation, which the defence presented as evidence of mistreatment.
Response to Allegations
The court was informed that Njoroge, a first-year university student, suffered physical abuse at the station, leaving his clothing blood-stained.
Legal Proceedings
Njoroge denied charges of robbery with violence, causing grievous harm, and resisting arrest. Allegedly, he assaulted an officer during a traffic stop on Kamiti Road in Kasarani.
Prosecution’s Request
The Director of Public Prosecutions sought a three-day detention for Njoroge to facilitate further investigation.
In Summary
Njoroge’s defence contends that he was mistreated by police during his arrest, presenting evidence of verbal abuse and physical violence. The court proceedings shed light on allegations of inhumane treatment and raise concerns about fair treatment and due process.
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