President William Ruto, the Attorney General, and top security officials have been accused of shielding Deputy Inspector General of Police Eliud Lagat from facing murder charges following events that led to the death of Albert Ojwang in June.
Despite credible allegations, disturbing evidence, and a post-mortem report contradicting official police accounts, Lagat remains untouched by the law in the murder case of Ojwang, blogger and whistle-blower.
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