Raphael Tuju Handed Reprieve As High Court Blocks Arrest
Tuju's legal team had earlier filed an application seeking protection from arrest and detention by law enforcement agencies...
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High Court has granted former Cabinet Secretary Raphael Tuju an anticipatory bond of Ksh200,000, preventing his arrest over alleged self-abduction claims.
- Ksh200,000 anticipatory bond or cash bail granted.
- Involved parties include former CS Raphael Tuju, the High Court, the Inspector General of Police, the Directorate of Criminal Investigations (DCI), and the Directorate of Public Prosecutions (DPP).
- Tuju was admitted to the Karen Hospital due to deteriorating health while in police custody.
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