The Directorate of Criminal Investigations (DCI) have arrested four suspects captured in a viral video assaulting a man.
4 suspects assaulting man in viral video arrested
They were arrested on Friday!
A man in handcuffs. 4 suspects assaulting man in viral video arrested (Twitter)
In a tweet, DCI announced that three other suspects had gone into hiding and they were being sought after, by detectives.
The four who were arrested are Robert Momanyi, Collins Neriko, Stanley Rimbere and Stephen Kimeu. They will be arraigned in court on Monday.
DCI added that further investigations are underway and the matter will be brought to conclusion.
“FOUR suspects captured on video assaulting a Man have been arrested & placed in lawful custody. They are:- Mr. Robert Momanyi, Mr. Collins Neriko, Mr.Stanley Rimbere and Mr. Stephen Kimeu. Three others-who are at large-are being sought by Detectives. To be charged on Monday. The complainant recorded his statement after being issued with a P3 Form. Further investigations are underway to arrest the other suspects who are still at large. The takes this opportunity to assure the public that the matter will be investigated to its logical conclusion,” tweeted DCI.
According to reports, Kevin Mango a University student was invited into a house in Kilimani to have drinks by Robert Momanyi a former MP Aspirant.
He was then assaulted by seven men, before he managed to escape at 5am.
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