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Sunday, November 10, 2013
Charge Evans Kidero and Rachael Shebesh, say police
Good People,
This is funny charges.Kidero did not fight.Kidero was invaded in his office and was taken by surprise when his thing was grabbed by Shebesh causing a reaction from Kidero on protective instinct.
People must not let corrupt charges to spoil for someone.This must be forcefully rejected and the Police must be investigated instead why he is engaging in double deal, has he been sent???
Somebody is after Kidero and this must be stopped at all costs.
It must be known if it is Uhuru or Raila who is after Kidero's position for their Hench-men or women.
Kilongo Mutula died mysteriously and today the case is dead silent with no one brought to justice.We shall not let people go after Kidero in this manner.........and why the Police ???Can we trust the Police??? Who sent them???Are they above the law???How can they justify their charges more or so over something the world witness and the conspiracy was so clear..................This is unacceptable................
Governor Evans Kidero and Women’s Representative Rachael Shebesh should be charged for fighting in public, police say.
Criminal Investigations Officer Nicholas Kamwende says that inquiries had established that the two leaders fought.
Director of Public Prosecution Keriako Tobiko had asked the police to investigate the September 6 incidence at the governor’s office in Nairobi.
“It is recommended that Mr Kidero and Ms Shebesh be charged,” said Mr Kamwende.
He also proposes that Ms Shebesh and the group who stormed the governor’s office be charged with creating a public disturbance.
The police inquiry concludes that a brawl took place at the governor’s office as a result of a Ms Shebesh-led rowdy protest.
“There are witnesses who say they saw both complainants attacking the other,” Mr Kamwende said.
Mr Tobiko said on Friday that he would take a decision next week on whether or not to charge the two.
SKIRMISHES
The police report details how Ms Shebesh and a mob arrived at the office at 3.30pm and the governor asked Ms Shebesh to enter the office alone but she insisted on going in with two workers’ representatives.
The governor opened the door to his office and Ms Shebesh and her group tried to force their way in.
Skirmishes occurred, said Kamwende, and it was then that Ms Shebesh started shouting that she had been slapped by the governor.
“The governor also claimed to have been injured on the groin by Ms Shebesh who pulled his private parts and an unknown person gave him a blow in the same area,” Mr Kamwende said.
Mr Kidero and Ms Shebesh went to different hospitals and doctors certified their injuries as “harm”. Mr Kidero then reported to Central Police Station while Ms Shebesh reported to Parliament Police Station.
It doesn't make sense to charge Kidero, Shebesh is a wild woman who went with goons to attack the governor. In the video she is not sure whether its Kidero who slapped her or not, she keeps on asking..you have slapped me? you have slapped Kidero? Pure nonsense!
Is Sonko going to be charged too, or that is a domestic affair?
Shebesh should be charged for forcefully fondling Kidero's private parts while her bodyguard boxed him there..now wonder the governor gave her an almighty thwack
Ridiculous! Ati shbesh grabbed his testicles. How convenient. There was obviously nothing like that. It just so happens that it is the only kind of defense Kidero could come up with. Thankfully the OPP can see and think. Immediately after he slapped Shebesh, Kidero claimed not to remember any such thing. Convenient how he later remembers his testicles were squeezed. No man would forget!
There is a high risk of a dangerous occurrence if people can just be allowed to storm offices of Senior official figures without making a defined appointment. What would we be talking about today if in the fracas the governor got assassinated. I have no sinister motive against Shebesh but in developed countries Shebesh and her group would have been arrested and detained while investigations were going on as to why she stormed the Governor's office without first making an appointment. It was very unethical for her in such a senior position to have made an approach of the kind to the office of the Governor. I have also wondered where the bodyguards of the Governor were because ib such situations they would not have allowed the governor to be reached or to be allowed to open the door of his office. I think it is the Governor who was embarrassed in the public face and should be congratulated for having used less force in response to the provocation.
I thought there is a law which states that before any move is made the first part of investigation is to find out if one provoked the other? Or these laws are just used for convenience.
Kidero is a real gentle man, if it were me, Shebesh would have been two months pregnant by now... a lady trying to touch my "lungula" in my office; anatoka na mimba I swear. but still, in developed world, kidero would have even shot Shebesh dead and get away with it, in the context of stand your ground policy. He can argue that his life was in danger, she came with goons and attacked him in his office. The problem is Shebesh is not well exposed, no good academic, but in Kenya you can become anything u want. These are two leaders heading the same geographical jurisdiction, was it too hard to book an appointment?
whoever said the law is an ass, must have had in mind scenarios like Sebesh believing she was the victim, only to become the villain. interesting to see DPP's take on the matter.
Never just believe in the first story. There is always another version it which often ends up changing the picture. Always hear both sides no matter how believable the first on sounds.
This has nothing to do with the DPP but the findings of the investigating team. The camera was only able to the upper parts of the happenings but what about the lower parts. It was left to the team to establish who did what to who and where
by not charging Kidero for slapping a women leader sends a very bad signal to the existence of the already downtrodden girl child in Kenya, i am one of the lucky few.
Every person has a right to defend themselves... what are you telling little boys, that they should sit back and be attacked by little girls? The gender card does not work here... the aggressor is the culprit and so we teach all kids that starting fights is bad!
Doesn't matter whether it's a woman or otherwise, groping a male organ uninvited and in public is the worst crime any person could do. It's even worse if it's performed by a woman. Shameless lady!!!
This is what I call a waste of time. Indeed the actions of the two were disgraceful, however, a lot has happened since and besides Kenyans have been entertained by a series of "Photo shop" which could inadvertently be dragged into this case as a proof that the recent behaviour of one of them needs further investigations and scrutiny. I thought that at the moment,the State has too many matters appertaining to the Counrty's Security to keep it busy instead of persuing an insignificant occurance. However, if the State wants to bring "Vitimbi" in peoples houses then they can go ahead and prosecute the case and ensure that the details are flashed to the TV sets during the Prime time.
I tend to agree that the charges should have been leveled immediately. It beats logic what the police could have been investigating since Sept. 6th 2013. If anything, this exemplifies the police as an ineffective and inefficient force that does not understand the notion that justice delayed is justice denied.Going by their example, the DPP now has another 3 years to mull over the charges during which time the facts will obviously have morphed. Spare us.
Our doctors filling in P3 forms should be ashamed. It is very difficult to conclude that a slap has harmed someone if there is no visible evidence. This is why, doctors are allowed to use ?Harm if the are not sure. It is the work of policemen to provide evidence to the court. Doctors' incompetence has lead many innocent people into our rotten jails. I believe the video evidence, but I don't believe the doctor's report. How can you conclude that there was harm and yet there was no visible evidence on the cheek/groin. I repeat this - use ?Harm.
boy in medical field inflamation of tissue is called "harm injury or inflammation to the body/specific tissue" which in this case is the epidermal tissue, a slap or being hit below the belt obviously causes redness, swelling, pain and heat which are hallmark signs, so b4 u say the doc is incompetent maybe u should check your knowledge, dont be that ignorant.
While I respect your perspective, more so about a possibility of incompetent doctors, I would ask to know the parameters of your "visible evidence": is this restricted only to what can be seen by your naked eye or would "internal injuries" also count for evidence? What about a possibility of "Photoshop artistry" to the video you seem to believe in: would such possible video misrepresentation still count?
You do not need a doctor to prove the mens rea or the actus rea of an assult or battery. All you need to prove is that the defended intended to make a harmful contact against the plaintiff, and that that contact did in fact take place, and the contact was harmful. Looks like Kidero met all the elements of Assault and Battery.
If an ordinary person engage in fist fight in public, and in the presence of the police, they are arrested immediately. Why not these two politicians? Are the police scared of arresting Kidero just because he is a governor. He is not the president and therefore he is not above the law. By slapping Ms. Shebesh, the governor committed assault and battery not to mention the disturbing of the peace. For that alone, he is not just the Honorable Governor, but also a common criminal under the law. He could be looking at 1-6yrs in jail if the wheels of justice were to work the way they were intended to work.
Which woman? Shebbesh should be slapped by any man who passes near her.
bobcat Dakitarijeff 2 days ago
You act like a thug, you get the same treatment. I am ashamed of their behavior, humans must act carefully.
Francis Kiranga Dakitarijeff 2 days ago
Which woman are you talking about? You ought to be ashamed for calling Shebesh a woman? She belongs in her own category and needs thorough medical evaluation as she may be abnormal.
Punchez Dakitarijeff 2 days ago
But it is still ok for a woman to grab someones 'bujingles' in public..before you respect the man, respect the office (title).
That is why you are not the police.... Let police do their work pls. You were not there to see what happened from the lower angle before the slap but Police had time to investigate and find out...
Good move this people they are milking this country seriusely,governors they dont want to empower there people like middle east,if interests are higher they can print there own cash to be used in there county only.North Carolina is doing that in America.
It has taken a whole month for the police to establish there was a brawl at the Governor's office. There should be a law against procrastination. And the DPP needs the weekend to decide whether to prosecute. This is public sector in full operation.
This is a complete joke, some un-named politician has abused her severally in public, yet he doesn't have a single charge, so, either charge him, Shebesh and Kidero, or don't disturb any of them
Who will be the defendant? What about Shebbesh vs Sonko?
cia waitina choba Alfotula 2 days ago
That one (sonkos) was sorted outa court long time ago!...& happened outa public eye, in a none-public-office! ..watch how this... one ..moves..alfe!
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