Four understudies burned through five days in police care after they were accused of illegal entering a package of land possessed by previous Kiambu Governor William Kabogo.
The four were captured on Monday at Kimbo region close to Ruiru while strolling through an open field behind the Nairobi Institute of Business Studies (NIBS) school and later accused of trespass before the Thika Chief Magistrate's court.
The denounced who incorporate a female understudy denied the offense and were conceded a money bail of Ksh1,000 every which they couldn't raise and were thusly prompted the Thika police cells.
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It took the mediation of Kiambu Governor James Nyoro to have them set free from care after he paid the money bail Thursday evening.
Nonetheless, the female understudy stayed in cell as her release reports had not been arranged on schedule.
After their delivery, the three male understudies who are from various schools and colleges portrayed the frightening experience they went through for an offense they accept didn't warrant the imprisonment.
Dominic Kung'u, Eric Mwendwa and Wilson Mboi said it wasn't whenever they first went through the open land and were stunned when five men in a Land Cruiser greeted them and informed them they were set to be taken to jail.
"Understudies and neighborhood inhabitants have been strolling through the area as it isn't fenced off. So we were left in shock when those individuals who were in non military personnel garments defied us prompting our capture and indictment," said Kung'u, a first-year understudy at NIBS.
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