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Inspector General of Police Douglas Kanja says he is ready to appear before any court if summoned on the whereabouts of the missing Mlolongo three. Speaking in Diani Kwale County, Kanja said he is ready to appear in person to state the true position about the three missing persons alleged to have been abducted by security officers.
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Police IG : I'm ready to honour court summons on abductions
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