Pauline Chesang might be falling for the trap she used to nab the ladies in prison as she pleads with judges to transfer her to Athi River prisons over the murder of husband, Robert Chesang.
The Nyeri senior Magistrate on Tuesday pleaded with the court not to detain her at Machakos G.K Prison, claiming that she could be attacked by inmates she previously sentenced, Citizen Digital reports.
Appearing before a Machakos Court, Magistrate Pauline Maisy Chesang requested to be detained at Athi River Police Station instead of Machakos G.K Prison saying she was likely to meet inmates she had convicted and who were likely to harm her.
This was after the court had declined a prayer by Ms. Chesang, a suspect in the murder of lawyer Robert Chesang, to be released arguing that she was a serving magistrate who had rendered distinguished service to the Judiciary.
The prayer was rejected on account that the accused was not in court in her capacity as a magistrate but as an ordinary suspect.
The court also, however, accepted her prayer to be held at Athi River Police Station while her co-accused; Richard Moru, Lawrence Lempesi and Peter Maundu, will be detained at Machakos G.K Prison.