Ahmed Rashid: Ex-Nairobi Cop Facing Murder Charges Ordered to Surrender to Garissa Dci
  • Ahmed Rashid is currently facing murder charges following the killing of Jamal Mohamed and Mohamed Dahir in Eastleigh, Nairobi
  • The Eastleigh-based crime buster was ordered to surrender to the Garissa Directorate of Criminal Investigations (DCI) offices
  • Ahmed Rashid will be escorted to Mathare Teaching and Referral Hospital for a medical/psychiatric examination

Ahmed Rashid, the former police officer accused of killing suspected criminals is in hot water.

Rashid is currently facing murder charges following the killing of Jamal Mohamed and Mohamed Dahir in Eastleigh, Nairobi.

The Eastleigh-based crime buster was ordered to surrender to the Garissa Directorate of Criminal Investigations (DCI) offices.

Warrant of arrest

Failure to do so, the DCI said they would issue a warrant of arrest against him.

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On Thursday, January 26, Rashid was expected to take plea for the alleged murder of two men.

Judge Kanyi Kimondo presiding over the matter postponed the plea taking by Rashid to February 9, 2023.

After he surrenders to the Garissa Township DCIO, he will be escorted to Mathare Teaching and Referral Hospital for a medical/psychiatric examination.

Dreaded police officer

Until recently, the officer whose name sent shivers down the spines of many residents of Mathare, Eastleigh and Pangani areas, remained seemingly untouchable.

In November 2022, Rashid, the leader of the Pangani six requested the court to protect him from prosecutors and civil societies looking to prefer murder charges against him.

The Independent Policing and Oversight Authority (IPOA) received a go-ahead from the Office of the Director of Public Prosecution to press charges against Rashid.

In a viral video, Rashid is seen shooting a young man in the middle of the road on 4th Eastleigh Street as the crowd watched in amazement.

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Activists and interest groups told him off for seeking to block his prosecution and urged him to allow the court to put him under trial.

Maya Lin-Takahashi

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