Law Society of Kenya (LSK) president Nelson Havi had a reprieve on Tuesday evening after obtaining police bail securing his release hours after arrest. The lawyer had earlier been arrested by the Directorate of Criminal Investigations (DCI) detectives over claims that he assaulted suspended LSK chief executive officer Mercy Wambua. According to reports, the vocal lawyer was nabbed at his office in Nairobi and taken to the DCI offices for interrogation. The society’s vice-president Carolyne Kamende confirmed the arrest, according to a report by Shahidi News. “He was at his office when he was arrested,” Kamende said. Following the pre-charge bail, Havi will be presented to court on Wednesday, July 14.
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