DIG Eliud Lagat says only the DPP can decide if he faces charges over blogger Albert Ojwang’s death, denies involvement and cites findings clearing him.

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Through his lawyer Cecil Miller, Lagat stated that compelling the DPP to institute charges against him would amount to ...

Deputy Inspector-General of Police Eliud Lagat. He stepped aside on June 16, 2025 over the death of teacher Albert Ojwang.

Nyali MP Mohamed Ali has vowed to stop Deputy Inspector General of Police Eliud Lagat from undertaking his duties weeks after blogger Albert Ojwang's death.

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The Nairobi Central Police Station, after OCS Samson Talam, will spend more days in custody following the ruling made by the ...

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Court Declines to Block Lagat from Assuming His Duties Lagat has been out of office for 18 days since the probe into the murder of blogger Albert Ojwang began.