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Deputy Inspector General of Police, Administration Police Gilbert Masengeli is now a free man after the high court set aside his conviction and sentencing. Masengeli was forgiven after he apologized and convinced the court on why he failed to honor summons seven teams as he was busy with matters of national security.
Court sets aside sentence and conviction of Deputy IG Masengeli
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