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Danson Irungu Maina v Republic

REPUBLIC OF KENYA IN THE HIGH COURT OF KENYA AT KERUGOYA CRIMINAL APPEAL NO. 86 OF 2012 DANSON IRUNGU MAINA........................................................... APPELLANT VERSUS REPUBLIC ..................................................................................RESPONDENT (APPEAL ARISING FROM THE JUDGMENT OF THE PRINCIPAL MAGISTRATE’S COURT AT BARICHO (S. JALANGO – R.M) IN CRIMINAL CASE NO. 644 OF 2011 DELIVERED ON 9TH NOVEMBER 2012) JUDGMENT The appellant was convicted on 9th November 2012 for the offence of malicious damage to property. It was alleged that on the night of 17th and 18th June 2012 at Kibiru area in Kirinyaga West District, he willfully and unlawfully damages road guard rails.The value of the road guard rails was not indicated but he was sentenced to four (4) years imprisonment. He has filed an appeal against conviction and sentence but during the appeal, he conceded the conviction and urged me to reduce the sentence. The State was willing to accept a reduction. The record shows that appellant was a first offender. The value of the damaged property was not indicated only that it was road guard rails. The sentence is accordingly reduced to two (2) years imprisonment from the date of his conviction. B.N. OLAO JUDGE 18TH OCTOBER, 2013 Judgment delivered this 18th day of October, 2013.

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Mr. Omayo for State present Mr. Muriithi Court clerk present Appellant present. B.N. OLAO JUDGE 18TH OCTOBER, 2013

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