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ABDI ALI BARE
V.
REPUBLIC

(2015) JELR 106391 (CA)

Court of Appeal 24 Apr 2015 Kenya
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- The appellant, Abdi Ali Bare, was charged and convicted in the Magistrate’s Court of attempted murder (Penal Code s.220(a)) and possession of a firearm without a certificate (Firearms Act s.4(1) as read with s.4(3)), and acquitted of othe

Case Details

Suit Number:Criminal Appeal 588 of 2010
Judges:Erastus Mwaniki Githinji Philomena Mbete Mwilu Kathurima M'inoti
Location:Nairobi
Other Citations:Abdi Ali Bare v. Republic [2015] eKLR

JUDGMENT OF THE COURT

The appellant, Abdi Ali Bare, was charged before the Senior Resident Magistrate’s Court at Wajir with one offence under the Penal Code and five offences under the Firearms Act, cap 114. Under the Penal Code, the appellant was charged with attempted murder contrary to section 220(a) of the Code, the particulars being that on 14th February 2005 at Dadajabulla Trading Centre in Wajir, North Eastern Province, and while armed with an AK 47 rifle Serial No. BE 170886, he attempted to kill Adan Mohamed Noor.

Regarding the offences under the Firearms Act, the appellant was charged with being in possession of a firearm, namely an AK 47 rifle Serial No. BE 170886, without a firearms certificate contrary to section 4(1) as read with section 4(3) of the Firearms Act; being in possession of ammunition, namely eleven rounds of 7.62 special ammunition, without a firearms certificate contrary to the same provisions; transporting a firearm, namely an AK 47 rifle Serial No. BE 17088…

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