CCTV footage was presented in court on the third day of hearings into the death of Albert Ojwang, with prosecutors saying the recordings show him being removed from his police cell before he was later found dead.

CCTV Footage Takes Centre Stage in Court

The hearing into the death of Albert Ojwang entered its third day, with prosecutors presenting CCTV footage that they say shows the late Ojwang being removed from his police cell before he was later found dead.

The footage was played before the court as part of the prosecution’s evidence aimed at reconstructing the events leading up to his death while in police custody.

Court Examines Timeline

According to the prosecution, the CCTV recordings are expected to help establish the timeline of events and identify the officers and individuals who interacted with Ojwang before his death.

The court also heard testimony from witnesses involved in the investigation as proceedings continued.

Case Still Before the Court

The circumstances surrounding Albert Ojwang’s death have attracted nationwide attention, with many Kenyans closely following the trial.

The court has not yet reached any conclusions regarding the evidence presented, and the case remains ongoing. The accused persons continue to enjoy the presumption of innocence until the court delivers its judgment.

More Witnesses Expected

The prosecution is expected to call additional witnesses and present further evidence in the coming days as the trial continues.

Kenyans are keenly awaiting the outcome of the case, which has reignited discussions on accountability and justice in cases involving deaths in police custody.