Terror suspect Allin Abdigan a doctor attached at Malindi General Hospital who is suspected to to a member of cartel of terror gang suspected of planning to launch a terror attack through anthrax attacks at Milimani law court on Monday October 10, 2016.
BY SAM ALFAN.
A Nairobi court has detained a terror suspect linked to ISIS for three days to allow police complete investigations.
Senior Principal magistrate P.M. Mugure allowed police to continue holding Allin Abdigan,a doctor attached at Malindi General Hospital who is suspected to be part of a cartel of terror gang suspected of planning to launch a terror attack through anthrax attacks in the country.
The prosecution told the court that that the doctor is alleged to be involved in several terror activities and police need more time to complete investigation into the matter.
The court heard that the suspect was arrested on October 7 in Malindi sub-county hospital before being flown to Nairobi to Anti- Terrorism Police Unit and police needed more time to investigate his phone and other crucial materials before pressing terrorism related charges against him.
The court was told that police need more time to complete investigation into the matter saying that the accused was arrested in Malindi and need more time to investigate his phone and other crucial materials before pressing terrorism related charges.
The investigator further alleges that the suspect had been on the run since August, when two interns at the hospital were arrested over alleged links with a terrorist group.
The matter will be mentioned on October 13 for further directions.
