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    "id": 1545020,
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    "type": "speech",
    "speaker_name": "Sen. Veronica Maina",
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    "content": "perpetrators are adults. The best interest of those pupils in Wambwe Primary School and in other primary schools in Murang’a and other counties, would demand that proper investigations are done and they are made public, and that the perpetrators are brought to book. It is also pathetic to note that some bloggers or people who posted circumstances surrounding the death of Baby Wamaitha in Maragua Town, including Ms. Ejidia Wairimu, Ms. Lucy Murage and Ms. Nancy Njoki, on 25th, just because of expressing their views within the media, were put under arrest. I would say this is a shame because if one person has lost a baby, Baby Wamaitha, a child has died out of circumstances surrounding insecurity and violent action from perpetrators. It is very shocking that the police officers dared to arrest Kenyans who had expressed their distaste and disgust at the violence that was meted out on a very young baby who was not only killed on that day, but was also defiled and put in a well. I hope when the Committee retreats, these issues are going to be treated with a lot of seriousness, the kind of seriousness that they deserve and that answers will be given to the House. Mr. Speaker, Sir, finally, it is unfortunate that one police officer, Mr. James Wahome, who was actually---"
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