Court cites witness interference fears in denying police officer bond.
By Richard Munguti
Correspondent
Nation Media Group
A police officer charged with killing a taxi driver 40 days ago, sparking a series of demonstrations in Garissa Town, will remain in prison custody until the manslaughter case against him is heard and determined.
Dismissing a plea by Police Constable Charles Ngulungu Kauwi to be released on bond pending trial, a Milimani Law Courts magistrate on Friday ruled that the accused could interfere with witnesses if released.
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