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    City Lawyer Assa Nyakundi Arrested, Taken To DCI Offices

    Eva NyamburaBy Eva NyamburaJune 19, 2019Updated:June 19, 2019No Comments2 Mins Read
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    Lawyer Assa Nyakundi in the dock. [Courtesy]
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    City lawyer Assa Nyakundi has been arrested in Nairobi.

    Nyakundi is facing murder charges against his son, Joseph Nyakundi who was shot dead on March 29 in Muthaiga.

    The lawyer, Citizen reports was apprehended soon after leaving his lawyer John Khaminwa’s office in Kileleshwa.

    He has been taken to the Directorate of Criminal Investigations office.

    Details of his arrest remain restricted.

    Read: Assa Nyakundi Not On The Run, Family Lawyer Danstan Omari Says

    This comes moments after Kiambu High Court Judge Christine Meoli recused herself from hearing the case citing conflict of interest.

    The judge noted that she and the accused person were classmates.

    The city lawyer, who is suspected to have shot his son, was initially charged with manslaughter but the Director of Public Prosecutions (DPP) applied for the charge to be dropped and substituted with murder charges.

    Read: Kiambu Judge In Assa Nyakundi’s Case Recuses Herself Ahead Of Hearing

    His legal team however challenged the DPP’s decision to charge him with murder, noting that they prefer the manslaughter charges.

    The Directorate of Criminal Investigations (DCI) boss George Kinoti last month interdicted two police officers assigned to probe the killing.

    According to his statement, the lawyer told the detectives that the shooting was an accident as he was trying to holster his firearm while in the car when he fired, shooting his son in the chest.

    Read Also: DPP, DCI Recall Assa Nyakundi Case Over Weak Manslaughter Charge

    An autopsy report conducted on the body of Joseph Nyakundi however indicated that the deceased could have been shot from outside the vehicle and not inside as first reported.

    The report stated: “The angle of shooting according to the projection could be ninety degrees, suggesting there was a confrontation.”

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