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State counsel Jalson Makori urged the court to enforce the summons, arguing that Mugambi holds information central to understanding how officers operated in the city on the day of the shooting. This becomes the third time she has been required to appear before the inquiry, signalling the weight placed on her testimony by the Office of the Director of Public Prosecutions.
According to Safaricom senior manager Zachary Kirogoi Mburu, a number registered in Murangiri’s name was active on June 20 at 11:20 am at St. Ellis House and later between 3:56 p.m. and 6:21 p.m. at the same location.
Corporal Fredrick Odera Okapesi, who has overseen the armoury at the station for more than two decades, admitted that records kept during the June 2024 demonstrations contained errors.
Speaking in Nairobi, they said they would only accept any payout if those responsible for killings and injuries during the protests are prosecuted.
He told the court that one of the main challenges faced during the probe was the failure of the CCTV surveillance system operated by the National Police Service (NPS) at Jogoo House.
The Independent Policing Oversight Authority (Ipoa) highlighted these inconsistencies, raising concerns about the credibility of his testimony.