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Inspector general of police Douglas Kanja says he is now ready to appear in person in court when he gets the time should he be summoned over adduction matters after failing to honor court summons for a record three times. Kanja has further given an assurance that culprits of adductions will be prosecuted in court as soon as the investigative agencies conclude investigations
Police boss Kanja responds to snubbing court summons and issues update on abductions probe
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