Khalwales car hits and kills woman

Khalwales car hits and kills woman

Kakamega Senator Boni Khalwale’s driver is recording a statement with the police in Eldoret after the Senator’s car was involved in an accident killing a woman at Chereber on Eldoret – Nakuru road.

Reports indicate angry passersby attempted to torch the Senator’s car before police intervened and towed it to Kondoo Police Station.

Through his twitter account, Khalwale sent a message of condolence to the family of the deceased, also confirming his driver was writing a statement with police.

Confirming the incident, Eldoret Police boss Nelson Taliti has said the senator has already recorded a statement at Tarakwa Police Station in Burnt Forest.

Khalwale is not the only politician whose vehicle has allegedly been involved in the death of a pedestrian.

In August, Borabu MP Ben Momanyi’s landcruiser allegedly hit and killed Mr. Earnest Kipkemoi on dates given as either 31st July or 3rd August in Eldoret town.

The two police officers summoned at the scene of the accident were informed of the presence of the MP and three other people including the driver, Mr Victor Menya.

However, only the driver recorded the statement.

Witnesses at the scene claimed the MP was in company of his bodyguard and a top former official of the Ethics and Anti-Corruption Commission.

According to the Eldoret traffic boss’s report to the police headquarters, the vehicle was a KCA 330K.

Records from the registrar of motor vehicles confirmed the vehicle is registered jointly to the MP and the National Assembly.

It is alleged that the MP’s car was being chased from behind by another car before knocking down a boda boda motorist, during the chase.

Witnesses at the scene are then said to have blocked the vehicle, and descended on the driver beating him up.

The MP is said to have headed straight to the Airport where he took a flight to Nairobi and later the same evening flew to USA.

The driver was taken to hospital where he was treated for three days and discharged.

He went to record a statement to police and claimed the accident happened on 3rd August and he was alone in the vehicle at the time of the accident- a date that placed the MP out of the accident scene as he was in the US.

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