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Babu Owino Arrested For Shooting DJ In Kilimani’s B Club
DCI Detectives based at Kilimani have today arrested Hon Paul Ongili alias Babu Owino, Member of Parliament for Embakasi East following a shooting incident at B Club located along Galana Road within Kilimani.
The shooting happened on Thursday and according to revelers, Babu got into an argument with DJ Evolve who’s a resident Disk Jockey in the VIP section before pulling out his gun and shooting. It’s reported that then Babu on realizing his mistake took it upon himself to rush the victim to the hospital.
Victim currently recuperating in Nairobi Hospital despite being in critical condition. More details on this to follow.
UPDATE:
Detectives have managed to recover the firearm that is suspected to have been used by Hon. Babu Owino at the B Club shooting incident.
Nine rounds of ammunition and a spent cartridge have also been recovered and placed as exhibit awaiting analysis by ballistic experts.
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