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‘Hustler’ just wanted to see State House with his own eyes
Mr William Ngene Njuguna when he appeared in court on March 9, 2016 charged with offence of entering a protected area without permission. Mr Njuguna admitted that his curiosity got the best of him and he just had to see State House with his own eyes. PHOTO | PAUL WAWERU | NATION MEDIA GROUP
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Prosecution told court that on March 6, Mr Njuguna left Uhuru Park passing by the Central Park and later went to the State House.
Mr Njuguna jumped two fences to get into State House and started walking around before being spotted by the GSU officers who handed him to the Anti-Terrorism Police.
Mr William Ngene Njuguna admitted in court that his curiosity got the best of him and he just had to see State House with his own yes.
A 29-year-old man who was curious to see State House will now spend 10 more days in custody after pleading guilty to entering a protected area without permission.
Mr William Ngene Njuguna admitted in court that his curiosity got the best of him and he just had to see State House with his own yes.
