The Inspector General of Police Douglas Kanja on Thursday appeared in Court after snubbing summons and told the Judge that the three brothers who went missing in December are not in police custody, in a shocking turn of events.
Appearing before Justice Chacha Mwita on Thursday at the Milimani Law Courts in Nairobi, Kanja, who was responding to the requests to present the three in court, revealed that the three who were missing were not in any of the police stations.
”Your honour, we have none of the subjects. I want to confirm before this court that we have none of them,” Kanja stated.
Kanja and Amin had missed several court summons that required them to appear before the court over the abductions of the three men in Mlolongo on diverse dates in December.
However, Kanja’s decision came after he intimated that he would appear in court to answer the court summons, insisting that he was a law-abiding citizen.
“When the time comes for me to appear in court I will appear. When I am ready I will appear before the courts,” Kanja told reporters who pinned him down during a press conference in Kwale County on January 23.
This was after their last attempt to skip the summons hit a dead end after Justice Mwita ruled that the two police heads were duly served with orders requiring them to appear in court over 3 missing men allegedly abducted in Mlolongo.