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Moses Kuria expected in court Monday

[ad_1] By MAUREEN KAKAH More by this Author Gatundu Member of Parliament Moses Kuria is expected to appear in court on Monday. This follows his arrest last Friday at Citizen Television studios after he was accused of assaulting a woman. While a court had issued orders granting him Sh50,000 cash bail pending his appeara

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Moses Kuria expected in court Monday

[ad_1] By MAUREEN KAKAH More by this Author Gatundu Member of Parliament Moses Kuria is expected to appear in court on Monday. This follows his arrest last Friday at Citizen Television studios after he was accused of assaulting a woman. While a court had issued orders granting him Sh50,000 cash bail pending his appearance in court to be charged, police declined to have him freed until Saturday evening. Senior Principal Magistrate Kennedy Cheruiyot directed that the lawmaker be set free until the hearing of his suit against the Director of Public Prosecutions (DPP) on Monday at 11 am. Politicians affiliated to deputy President William Ruto who went to camp outside Milimani police station demanding his release as well as media present were...

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