the-star.co.ke·3 min read·medium

‘Nitakuua’ not enough for conviction, magistrate rules, acquits man

‘Nitakuua’ not enough for conviction, magistrate rules, acquits man
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A Kenyan magistrate has acquitted a man accused of threatening to kill his uncle, ruling that the verbal threat was made in the context of a heated family land dispute rather than a genuine intent to harm. The court found that the prosecution failed to prove the complainant lived in actual fear for his life.

A man who was accused of threatening to kill his uncle has been acquitted by the Chief Magistrate’s Court in Nyeri.

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