Tuesday, June 10, 2025 - Here’s what exactly happened from the time Albert Ojwang was arrested to the time he met his death at the hands of rogue police officers.
Saturday,
7th June
Albert was
picked up by DCI officers on motorbikes while having lunch at his father’s
home. He was taken to Mawego Police Station, briefly held there, then placed
into a vehicle and driven to Nairobi. While on the way, he managed to call
friends and inform them that he had been arrested.
Back home, his
father immediately boarded a PSV to Nairobi, carrying a title deed he planned
to use as surety for bail.
Later that
night, around 9pm, Albert called again. He said he had arrived in Nairobi and
was being taken to Central Police Station. After that call, his phone went
silent. Friends who rushed to Central Police Station arrived at 9:40pm. They
were told Albert was at the station, but no one was allowed to see him.
Sunday
Morning, 8th June
When friends
and family returned to the station the next morning, they were informed that
Albert was dead. From that moment, police began giving contradictory statements
about the time he was booked, how he died, and even where his body was.
New Evidence
Albert told
friends he was at Central Police Station at 9:30pm. So why was he only booked
in at 2:35am? Where was he for those five hours? Was he taken elsewhere,
beaten, and brought back half-dead or worse? If the OB records say he was
already dead by 3:45am, why are police still insisting he died later at
Mbagathi Hospital? And if the body was at City Mortuary all along, why did
police lie the entire day, claiming it was at Mbagathi? The timeline is broken.
The police version of events keeps shifting. Everything about this feels like a
cover-up one that’s falling apart by the hour.
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