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Suspects in Chandaria home attack freed on bond

Businessman Manu Chandaria. [David Njaaga,Standard]

An Administration Police officer and two G4S security guards who were being held over the attack at the Nairobi home of philanthropist Manu Chandaria have been granted Sh200,000 bond each.

Makadara Chief Magistrate Heston Nyaga directed the AP Constable Jared Omboga, Juda Wafula and Stephen Omwenga to report to the investigating officer at the Starehe DCI offices until the investigations are completed.

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