Chief Inspector Ndanu released after DNA tests in Omondi death probe

Chief Inspector Agnes Ndanu has been released from Kasarani Police Station, a day after her arrest over allegations she pushed her girlfriend, Nicole Omondi, from a Nairobi apartment's sixth floor...

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Chief Inspector Agnes Ndanu has been released from police custody following her arrest in connection with the alleged pushing of her girlfriend, Nicole Omondi, from a sixth-floor apartment balcony in Nairobi.

Nicole Omondi, 25, sustained multiple fractures and spinal injuries, leaving her paralyzed from the waist down after the fall.
The incident involves Chief Inspector Agnes Ndanu, an Officer Commanding Station (OCS) attached to the Matungulu division.
Investigators are awaiting approval from the Director of Public Prosecutions (DPP) to press charges, with DNA samples collected from the scene processed overnight.

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