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…On cross examination by Nyaga, Cpl. Bett stated that he arrested Waithera first. On cross examination by Njeri, he stated that he was sober during the arrest. He arrested Njeri from her home, near a fence.…

…On cross examination by Wanjiru, he stated that, she was the fourth suspect to be arrested. On cross examination by Wahito, he stated that they arrested her at night when they could find her.…

…On cross examination by Nyaga, Cpl. Bett stated that he arrested Waithera first. On cross examination by Njeri, he stated that he was sober during the arrest. He arrested Njeri from her home, near a fence.…

…On cross examination by Wanjiru, he stated that, she was the fourth suspect to be arrested. On cross examination by Wahito, he stated that they arrested her at night when they could find her.…

…On cross examination by Nyaga, Cpl. Bett stated that he arrested Waithera first. On cross examination by Njeri, he stated that he was sober during the arrest. He arrested Njeri from her home, near a fence.…

…On cross examination by Wanjiru, he stated that, she was the fourth suspect to be arrested. On cross examination by Wahito, he stated that they arrested her at night when they could find her.…

…On cross-examination by the 1st Appellant, he told the Court that they were attacked at 2.30 a.m. and the attackers were claiming to be police officers.…

…On cross-examination by the 2nd Appellant, he told the Court that he has an experience of 7 years and that he did not ask who the culprits were. 32.…

…In cross-examination, he testified that the appellant had threatened him in dholuo that; ‘Obiro ngado nguta ibiroyud nguta Nyakach.’…

…In cross-examination, he stated that the appellant was speaking in both Swahili and Dholuo. 9. Pw3 was William Awinda Abunga.…

…On cross examination by Nyaga, Cpl. Bett stated that he arrested Waithera first. On cross examination by Njeri, he stated that he was sober during the arrest. He arrested Njeri from her home, near a fence.…

…On cross examination by Wanjiru, he stated that, she was the fourth suspect to be arrested. On cross examination by Wahito, he stated that they arrested her at night when they could find her.…

…From the appeal herein, the Appellant avers that the trial court declined his request to have the witnesses who had testified recalled for cross examination.…

…The trial file be remitted back to the trial Magistrate, and the Appellant/Accused be allowed to recall any of the relevant witnesses for cross examination.…

…On cross-examination, he stated that he did not know where DW6 had spent his day.…

…On cross-examination, he stated that he was working with his driver and that he never stepped foot at Mutuobare that day.…

…On cross-examination by the 2nd Appellant, he insisted that the Committee Members were targeted and that he was cut on both hands. 11.…

…On cross-examination by the 2nd Appellant, she told the Court that PW2 was cut on the forehead while PW3 was injured on his middle finger. 12.…

…In cross examination by the 2nd accused, he lamented that Zacchaeus did not mention names of persons who injured him.…

…In cross examination, it was PW8’s testimony that he knows the suspect was charged with robbery with violence. He did not arrest the 1st accused. 47.…

…During cross-examination, he said he relied on the treatment notes which showed that the complainant was hit by a blunt and sharp object that fractured his brain. 23.…

…On cross-examination, he testified that he lived 500 meters away from the accused persons, and so did the complainant.…

…On further cross-examination by Mr. Nderitu for the 3 rd Respondent, The witness stated that he did not have a CR 12 for his company and did not remember the date of his visit.…

…On cross-examination by the 2nd and 3rd Respondents, the witness stated that he was born in 1966 within Karda area of Oloontare Location and was a minor during the Adjudication.…

…On cross-examination, PW3 stated she saw the appellant pushing Melinda to sugarcane plantation. PW3, further, stated with ML walked with difficulties and slowly.…

…On cross-examination, PW5 stated that the complainant had bloody patches on her thighs. 16) In his defence, the appellant stated that he resides in Chekalini and does manual jobs.…

…On cross-examination, PW1 stated, the incident herein occurred at 7:00 pm and that he was dressed in black clothes. PW1, further, stated that the appellant touched her.…

…On cross-examination, PW5 stated the appellant hid in a toilet bbefore he was arrested by police. 13.…

…Upon cross-examination by Ms.…

…Upon cross-examination by Mr. Ole Kina, PW4 stated that he was born in Mnarani Kilifi and does not stay within the 2nd Respondent’s land. Upon cross-examination by Ms.…

…On cross-examination, she stated that when she came to the appellant’s house, she found that there were neighbours present. 14.…

…In cross-examination, PW6 admitted that there were neighbours to the appellant but only took PW2 as a witness.…

…She applied for the recall of PW1, for further cross-examination, on grounds that the appellant had not effectively represented himself. The prosecution contested that.…

…The Advocate was appointed to aid the appellant, and the assistance, that she was expected to provide, included recalling witnesses, for cross-examination on any areas that she perceived the appellant, as a layperson, may…

…On cross-examination, he stated that he had examined the victim on 5/7/2024. On re-examination, he confirmed that the appellant was not made available for examination.…

…On cross-examination, the appellant stated that the complainant had stayed with him for a period of two weeks.…

…On cross-examination, he stated that he had examined the victim on 5/7/2024. On re-examination, he confirmed that the appellant was not made available for examination.…

…On cross-examination, the appellant stated that the complainant had stayed with him for a period of two weeks.…