A new twist has emerged in the ongoing probe into the death of Albert Ojwang’, after a Nairobi-based technician was arrested for tampering with CCTV footage at the Central Police Station. The suspect confessed to being paid Ksh3,000 to erase the footage, raising fresh concerns about a possible cover-up.
Highlights:
- Technician arrested for interfering with CCTV at Central Police Station.
- He admitted to receiving Ksh3,000 to delete footage linked to Albert Ojwang’s detention.
- The footage was crucial to investigations surrounding Ojwang’s death.
- Authorities are now pursuing those behind the alleged cover-up.
Main Story:
The mystery surrounding Albert Ojwang’s death has taken a darker turn with the arrest of a Nairobi technician accused of deleting surveillance footage from the Central Police Station where Ojwang’ was last held. The technician, whose identity is yet to be revealed, allegedly accepted Ksh3,000 in exchange for the illegal task.
Upon his arrest, the technician reportedly admitted to receiving a small payment to carry out the tampering. Investigators believe the deleted footage could have contained critical evidence about Ojwang’s final hours in custody.
The revelation has intensified public pressure on law enforcement to ensure transparency and accountability in the case. Human rights groups and citizens have questioned why crucial CCTV evidence was so easily compromised and who may be orchestrating efforts to conceal the truth.
Authorities are now expanding the scope of their investigations to identify the individual or group behind the bribe. The technician’s arrest marks a significant development, but the public is demanding that those who gave the order also face justice.
The arrest comes amid ongoing protests and calls for justice for Albert Ojwang’, a young man whose mysterious death while in police custody has triggered national outrage. Many hope the latest revelations will bring the truth to light.
Even the smallest bribe can bury the truth until someone digs it up.
