Three Nashon Otieno Angudha, Felix Ochieng Nyongesa, and Jack Ouma Okwiri in court for sexually assaulting an Italian, robbing him Sh 13.5M

Nashon Otieno Angudha, Felix Ochieng Nyongesa and Jack Ouma Okwiri appeared before Senior Principal Magistrate Jacqueline Kahuya

Three men have been charged at a Kibera court with allegedly using force to rob an Italian Sh13.5 million, Forgery and indecently touching a woman.

The three areas; Nashon Otieno Angudha, Felix Ochieng Nyongesa, and Jack Ouma Okwiri appeared before Senior Principal Magistrate Jacqueline Kahuya where they denied the charges.

The court heard that the accused person committed the offense on October 28, 2023, at house number 685 in Runda Glory Valley Estate within Nairobi County.

They allegedly robbed Thor Bloomfield a gold necklace valued at USD 10000 and a Rolex watch valued at USD 20,000 all valued at USD 30,000 and at the same time injured him.

They were charged in the second count with allegedly robbing another Victim a woman of USD 60,000, a gold necklace, valued at USD 12,000, and a diamond hearing valued at USD 5000 all valued at USD 87,000 and immediately after the time of the search robbery used actual violent to the said woman.

In the third count, the three were charged with committing an indecent act with a woman where they allegedly intentionally used their hands to touch the private parts and breasts of a woman against her will.

In another count, Otieno was charged with possessing forged bank notes against the Law.

He was charged that on October 28, 2023, at Kilimani area within Nairobi County without lawful authority he was found possessing USD 9,899 forged USD Currency note for 100 denomination.

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The three were jointly charged with making a document without Authority contrary to the law.

The court heard that they committed the offence at an unknown place and time within the Republic of Kenya.

With the intent to defraud, the three are said to have made Mineral dealers trading licenses purporting it to be a genuine document issued by the Ministry of Petroleum and Mining knowing it to be false.

They faced several other counts of Forgery and making false documents contrary to the law.

The defence requested favourable bond terms saying that they were not a flight risk and were ready to abide by the court’s directions.

The magistrate released them on Sh300,000 with alternative bond terms of Sh4 million.

The case will proceed on November 15 for a pre-trial.