Примеры использования Odillo на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Mr. Odillo was then placed in a cell.
His brother, Mr. Christophe Odillo, was also taken away.
Lenard Odillo, Eliya Kadzombe, Jasten Kameta Chinseche and Madison Namithanje.
The source therefore maintains thatsince 15 November 2006, Mr. Odillo has been detained illegally.
During this period Mr. Odillo has only once appeared before the court.
At around 10.30 a.m., the police officers from the Blantyre Police station arrived andtook Mr. Odillo away in a police vehicle.
Concerning: Lenard Odillo, Eliya Kadzombe, Jasten Kameta Chinseche and Madison Namithanje.
The source informs that as a result of this ill-treatment, Mr. Odillo now has a permanently stiff left hand.
Upon his arrest, Mr. Odillo was informed that he was being investigated by the Blantyre Police.
The two police officers present during the interrogation informed Mr. Odillo that he was being charged with car theft and murder.
Mr. Lenard Odillo, a Malawi national, usually residing in Chiradzulu, Nkalo, Malawi, is a businessman.
On 3 November 2006, at approximately 7.30 a.m., Mr. Odillo was taken to the Blantyre Magistrates Court.
At Mr. Odillo father's house, the police officers confiscated a radio, two large speakers and a video-cassette recorder.
It was not until his third day in custody that Mr. Odillo was informed that he was being charged with murder.
Mr. Odillo was informed that the property was being confiscated as it might have been purchased with the proceeds of crime.
On 27 October 2006, at around 2.00 p.m., Mr. Odillo was taken back to the Motor Investigations Office.
Mr. Odillo was not given any specific facts regarding the alleged crimes or evidence in the case against him.
He was allegedly beaten and told to confess.On 28 October 2006, Mr. Odillo was again questioned by a police officer from Zomba.
The police asked Mr. Odillo about the compact disc players and speakers, which he disclosed to be at his father's house.
It is reported that they reached the Police Station between 2.00 p.m. and4.00 p.m. Mr. Odillo was allegedly beaten with a leather belt for around half an hour and repeatedly asked about the whereabouts of the car.
Mr. Odillo was handcuffed and at around 10.00 a.m. he was walked by the policemen to the bus depot at the Nguludi turnoff.
Second, while in police custody, Mr. Odillo was reportedly beaten and forced to confess to an alleged crime.
Mr. Odillo was allegedly charged with murder under section 209 of the Malawi Penal Code and remanded to custody in Chichiri Prison by the Magistrate at Dalton Magistrates Court.
Subsequently, the police officers took away Mr. Odillo, his wife and father in a police vehicle to a separate house belonging to Mr. Odillo's wife.
Mr. Odillo was then escorted by the Blantyre police to his house, where they arrived at approximately 1.00 p.m. Mr. Odillo's wife, pregnant at the time, answered the door and the police officers pushed her into the house.
Finally, the source reports that Mr. Odillo has made no application to a court as he is unable to afford the services of a private lawyer.
In the meantime, when Mr. Odillo attempted to inquire of the Mountford police officers about the actual reasons for his arrest, the police allegedly started beating him in public with fan belts and a panga knife.
On 25 October 2006, at approximately 9.00 a.m., Mr. Odillo was selling potatoes at Kunje market in Chiradzulu, Malawi, when he was approached by three police officers from Mountford Police Station wearing civilian clothes.
According to the information received, Mr. Odillo was then beaten by the police officers for about 30 minutes with a plastic walking stick and a leather belt, allegedly with a view to extracting a confession.