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Central Police Station OCS Samson Talam will remain in custody until 18th June 2025, when the court will rule on the State’s request to detain him for 21 more days over the murder of blogger Albert Ojwang’. At the same time, four civilians, including a technician accused of tampering with CCTV footage at central police station will remain in custody for 14 days to allow the prosecution to complete its investigations. Seth Olale followed the court proceedings.
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