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    Terror Suspect Ali Salim Gichunge’s Mother Charged For Failing To Disclose Information

    Merxcine CushBy Merxcine CushFebruary 22, 2019Updated:February 22, 2019No Comments1 Min Read
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    Sakina Marian Abdalla the mother to terror suspect Ali Gichunge has been charged by a Nairobi court for failing to disclose her sons actions.

    Ms Abdalla has been in custody for the past 30 days after she was arrested for being in contact with Gichunge who was the lead terrorist in the Dusit attack.

    She failed to disclose information regarding the location of her son. The police said that the said information would have prevented the terror attack.

    Read: One More Suspect Of Dusit D2 Attack Arrested At Tiles And Carpet Center

    She had filed an application to be released on bail which the prosecution has opposed. The ruling on the bail application will ruled on Friday.

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