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Prosecution seeks to re-open case facing alleged police imposter and two senior police officers

Police imposter Joshua Waiganjo at the Nakuru Law Courts on June 30, 2017 where he was acquitted in a case he had been sued for stealing a motor-vehicle. [Kipsang Joseph/Standard]

The office of the Director of Public Prosecutions wants the court to re-open a case against alleged police imposter Joshua Waiganjo (right) and two others.

State counsel Sandra Kosgey, in an application, told a Nakuru court to set aside orders issued on August 28, last year, and allow the case be re-opened.

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