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https://nation.africa/kenya/news/appear-in-court-or-face-punishment-jud… Acting Inspector-General of Police Gilbert Masengeli has snubbed a court summons for the fifth time. He was expected at a Nairobi court to explain the whereabouts of three missing men who were abducted in Kitengela. State counsel requesting that Mr Masengeli be excused for today as he was attending a workshop in Mombasa. However, Justice Lawrence Mugambi has ordered Mr Masengeli to attend court by 3pm today (Thursday), failure to which stern action will be taken against him.
Police boss Masengeli attends Mombasa show
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