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An Eldoret High Court judge issues a final warning to a police officer charged with murdering a student, threatening to revoke his bond after reports emerged that he is intimidating witnesses.

The thin blue line between law enforcement and lawlessness blurred in an Eldoret courtroom today. A High Court judge has issued a stern "final warning" to police constable David Omondi, charged with the cold-blooded murder of a university student, accusing him of using his freedom to hunt down and terrorize the very witnesses set to testify against him.
Omondi stands accused of the fatal shooting of 22-year-old Dolphine Mwangi, a college student whose life was cut short in Kitale in a case that sparked outrage across the region.Released on a Sh1 million bond, the officer allegedly returned to the scene of the crime not to reflect, but to silence those who saw what happened.
Justice Reuben Nyakundi did not mince words. "You are testing the court’s patience," he told the accused. "I caution you that I will not hesitate to cancel your bond if you go against the court's orders." The judge’s intervention follows a petition by the Independent Policing Oversight Authority (IPOA), which presented evidence that Omondi had been spotted at the Naree shopping centre threatening locals.
This case highlights a terrifying reality in the Kenyan justice system: the ability of rogue officers to use their influence to obstruct justice, turning victims into targets even from beyond the grave.
As the trial proceeds, the eyes of Trans Nzoia County are fixed on Justice Nyakundi. The community is not just waiting for a verdict on Omondi; they are waiting to see if the Kenyan judiciary can protect the vulnerable from the powerful.
For the witnesses living in fear in Kiminini, the judge’s warning offers a glimmer of hope, but until the final gavel falls, they remain in the shadow of the man with the badge.
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