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71 plead guilty over KDF calling letter scam

Some of the 71 youths who pleaded guilty to the offence of forging KDF calling letters when they appeared in an Eldoret court on February 3, 2020. PHOTO | TITUS OMINDE | NATION MEDIA GROUP

By  TITUS OMINDE

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71 youths who were among 99 people arrested at the Kenya Defence Forces (KDF) Recruit Training School (RTS) a week ago have pleaded guilty to two charges of forgery of calling letters.

The accused pleaded guilty to the charges before Eldoret Principal Magistrate Naomi Wairimu on Monday.

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