As calls grow for a swift and transparent investigation into the death of Albert Ojwang', a teacher who died in police custody, the Independent Policing Oversight Authority (IPOA) has shared what it describes as "what we have achieved so far" in its ongoing probe.
Among the progress made is the collection and analysis of blood samples from the scene, comparing those found on the cell wall with those on the floor.
The oversight body says it has also retrieved all relevant police documents from Central Police Station and seized the station's CCTV DVR for forensic examination.
In a statement, IPOA Chief Executive Officer Elema Halake said the authority has recorded statements from all five DCI officers involved in Ojwang's arrest, potential witnesses, and obtained a medical report from Mbagathi Hospital, where Ojwang' was reportedly taken.
