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Jan 16 • 3 tweets • 1 min read
A Milimani Court has convicted Victor Bwire, alias Abdulaziz, for conspiring to attack KICC in 2019. Court heard that he was found giving security instructions to a terrorist in conspiracy with accomplices in Somalia who are yet to be arrested. #HakiNaUsawa
Prosecutor, Harrison Kiarie, proved the case after presenting 11 witnesses including an FBI agent. Hon. Bernard Ochoi (SPM) will sentence Bwire on 8th Feb. after filing of Victim's Impact Assessment Report, Pre-sentence Report & submissions by the parties.
Bwire has been convicted for conspiracy to commit a terrorist act and collection of information for commission of a terrorist act. His conspirators in Somalia are being pursued.

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