Nakuru: Autopsy reveals man who died in police custody had severe body injuries

The post-mortem examination, carried out on Tuesday Evening, was led by government pathologist Dr. Titus Ngulungu, who confirmed that the injuries sustained were extensive and inflicted significant harm.

According to the findings, Cheruiyot is believed to have been assaulted while his hands and legs were bound.

Family members and human rights activists gathered at Olenguruone Referral Hospital to witness the examination, raising concerns over the circumstances surrounding his death while in police custody.

The deceased’s family, led by his widow Shandevine Chebet, is now demanding justice, calling for swift and decisive legal action against police officers alleged to have been involved in the incident.

The case is currently under review by human rights officials in Nakuru County, as the family continues to push for a thorough and transparent investigation into the matter.