The High Court of Kenya has pardoned Inspector General of Police Douglas Kanja regarding his failure to comply with a judicial order that prohibited the barricading of roads during public demonstrations. The ruling, delivered in Nairobi on September 28, addressed the police force's non-compliance with court-mandated protest regulations.
While the court granted the pardon, it issued a stern warning to the Inspector General. The judiciary clarified that any future failure to adhere to the court's directives regarding protest management could result in a custodial sentence for the police chief.
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