CCTV footage has revealed the final moments of Albert Ojwang at Mbagathi Hospital where he was taken after being found unconscious at Central Police Station.
According to the footage, a police vehicle arrived at the hospital at 1:35 AM.
Three officers are seen exiting the vehicle, with two briefly conversing before heading toward the hospital’s casualty section.
Newly obtained CCTV footage reveals Ojwang’s final moment. Photo: Courtesy.
During this period, the late Ojwang remained alone in the back of the police vehicle, receiving no immediate attention.
At around 1:37 AM, the officers are seen outside the hospital, appearing to make phone calls.
It wasn’t until 1:46 AM that two of the officers returned with a stretcher, taking approximately 12 minutes to move Ojwang onto it.
The officers spent about 10 minutes inside the casualty area, and at 2:11 AM, they were seen wheeling Ojwang’s body out of the hospital.
The late was loaded onto the back of the police Land Cruiser and taken to City Mortuary.
The footage comes days after IPOA revealed that surveillance systems at the Central Police Station in Nairobi were interfered with following Ojwang’s death.
Speaking in the Senate on June 11, IPOA Deputy Chairperson Ann Wanjiku confirmed that the authority’s investigations had uncovered tampering with the CCTV systems located at the Officer Commanding Station (OCS) office.
It was later revealed that a technician based in Nairobi was paid to delete the CCTV footage from the OCS’ office at the station.
In reports that emerged on Friday, June 13, the technician revealed that he was paid Ksh3,000 to delete the footage believed to have captured the events at the station when Ojwang was killed.
