Pokot south MP David Pkosing was on Friday grilled once again by the DCI even as his chopper is being subjected to forensic investigation. This is the second day running when the MP is having a conversation with the DCI

The lawmaker is being questioned over his involvement in banditry which has been the cause of insecurity in the restive northern Kenya region especially in the Kerio valley

“We were told to come back and answer to issues of the commercialization of bandits, that the cows are being stolen are normally handed over to Mheshimiwa so he should respond to money laundering,” said Pkosing’s lawyer Danstan Omari.

“We have come and the same questions have been put to Mheshimiwa, he has responded that all his life, he has never been in the business of selling or buying cattle.”

The MP, on his part, stated: “Pkosing does not determine bond, it is the court…it’s only that I just came in as a good samaritan kusaidia watu wetu ambao ni maskini, ambao walipoteza ng;ombe yao…ndio sasa nikaletwa kujibu hii maneno yote, ambayo sasa imemutate kuwa crime, mandege…”

His green and white chopper has been subject to controversy after it is alleged to have airlifted bandits who had been released on bond by the Kitale law courts back to their homes in Pokot south.

On his part, Mr Pkosing denies claims that he is abbeting the vice as he was only helping his constituents who had been released on bond to get to their homes.

The third term MP also questioned the motive of the police to in arresting him because there are other political leaders who are inciting their people into violence but no one bothers them.

Mr Pkosing has been told by detectives that they shall contact him on Monday Incase they need any clarification.