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Elly Abwasi, Josphat Gichoya, James Wachira, Derrick Namukowa, and Brian Murajje, the 3 Kenyans and 2 Ugandans respectively, were charged with robbery with violence contrary to section 296(2) of the penal code that happened on the night of 25th July 2024 at Patnet steel makers manufacturers in Kamulu, Nairobi, that led to the death of a soldier in the company.
Suspects in Patnet steel makers robbery case released on a bond
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