The driver of a range rover car that killed a motorist and left one seriously injured in a tragic accident in Limuru will be arraigned in court today.
Classic 105 reports that the driver is expected at a Limuru court.
The accident has been riddled with unanswered questions after claims emerged that the driver could have been popular city pastor James Ng'ang'a.
The Neno Evangelism Centre pastor had been accused of being drunk and causing the Sunday accident.
He is said to have been allegedly driving in the wrong lane when the accident occurred.
After a report by NTV was aired, Inspector General of Police took to twitter, divulging information that seemed to clear the pastor of the accident.
In a series of tweets, Joseph Boinett said a man named Simon Kuria was test-driving the vehicle, registration KCD 060Q, on behalf of Valley Road Motors.
In his tweets he said Kuria was out on a bail of Sh 20,000
In the NTV report, however, witnesses insist that the driver of the range rover was pastor Nganga.
The mystery of the accident deepened after it emerged that the range rover involved in the accident had been moved from Tigoni Police Station to a garage near Mbagathi roundabout instead of being under police custody.
Relatives of Martin Mbugua who is recuperating from the accident and those of his wife, Mercy Njeri who died following the accident now want justice.
The Limuru Accident 1. A serious road accident occurred yesterday 7.30pm in Manguo, Limuru, involving Range Rover KCD 060V & Nissan KBZ 709W
— Joseph Boinnet (@JBoinnet) July 28, 2015
2. The KBZ 709W was driven by Martin Mbugwa Ndungu and the Range Rover was driven by Simon Maina Kuria.
— Joseph Boinnet (@JBoinnet) July 28, 2015
3. The wife of Nissan driver, who was a passenger, unfortunately succumbed to injuries and passed on.
— Joseph Boinnet (@JBoinnet) July 28, 2015
4. The Range Rover was inspected, and released. The driver will appear in the Limuru Senior Magistrates Court. He's on 20K cash bail.
— Joseph Boinnet (@JBoinnet) July 28, 2015
5. The Range Rover was on General Dealers (KG) licence with valid insurance and was on test drive when the accident occurred.
— Joseph Boinnet (@JBoinnet) July 28, 2015
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