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    Kamiti Escapees Admit Escaping Custody, Deny Committing Terror Act

    Wycliffe NyamasegeBy Wycliffe NyamasegeNovember 29, 2021No Comments2 Mins Read
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    Three terror convicts, who were recently arrested after escaping from Kamiti Maximum Security Prison, have admitted to the offense.

    The trio, Musharraf Abdalla Akhulunga alia Zarkarawi, Mohammed Ali Abikar and Joseph Juma Odhiambo alias Yusuf, however, denied the charge of committing a terror act.

    They appeared before Chief Magistrate Diana Mochache at the Kahawa Law Courts on Monday.

    The prosecution alleges that the trio committed a terrorist act by escaping from the prison, which was a threat to national security.

    A fourth suspect was also arraigned in court.  Abdulmajid Yassin was charged with aiding the escape of the prisoners.

    Read: President Kenyatta Fires Prisons Boss After Terror Convicts Escaped From Kamiti

    Yassin pleaded not guilty to the charge.

    The jailbirds escaped from Kamiti Prison on the night of November 14.

    The convicts, who were were serving jail terms ranging from 15 years to 41 years, escaped from the highly guarded correctional facility after dislodging a brick on the wall of their cell.

    They were arrested in Kitui County three days later.

    Read Also: Police To Hide Identity of Recipients of Sh60 Million Reward In Kamiti Escape Saga

    According to the police, the inmates were trying to flee the country to Somalia at the time of the arrest.

    Meanwhile, 12 Kamiti Maximum Security Prison warders suspected of aiding the prisoners escape custody have been granted bail.

    Read Also: Wardens Linked to Escape of Terror Convicts from Kamiti Locked Up for 8 Days

    The prison Commandant Charles Mutembei Gerrard was on Monday freed on Sh300,000 cash bail, while the other suspects including Mutembei’s deputy Joseph Longarianyang were freed on Sh200,000 cash bail each.

    Others include Pamela Cherubet, Peter Thuku, Lilian Mukasia and Nicholas Otieno who were responsible for manning CCTV cameras and the watchtowers when the trio escaped.

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