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Detectives go for vomit as advocate’s suspicious death is probed

Karanja Kabage (waving) when he contested the Nakuru senatorial seat in 2017. [File, Standard]

Samples of vomit collected from inside a car driven by a prominent city lawyer who later died in hospital will assist in investigations.

Police said there was vomit in the car driven by Karanja Kabage on Friday night before he died.

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