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Dusit suspects to spend five more days in police

The Anti-Terrorism Police Unit (ATPU) was on Monday granted five days to detain three suspects linked to the Al-Shabaab attack at the dusitD2 office complex in Nairobi on January 15.

Mr Abdul Kibiringi, Mr James Mwai Mwangi and Ms Habiba Gedi Hunshur will undergo further interrogation, detectives told Nyeri Resident Magistrate Nelly Kariuki.

The ATPU, through police constable Newton Mwangi, noted that the suspects were arrested on Friday night and that their call logs were yet to be obtained from mobile phone service providers.

“The initial investigations show the suspects have a link to other suspects in the attack at Dusit hotel. Police are waiting for call logs data to finalise the investigations,” Mr Mwangi said in a miscellaneous application.

He also cited the sensitivity of the matter, explaining that the three were being probed for conspiracy to commit an act of terrorism.

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