Shock has hit an al-shabaab self claimed suspect in the new twist after he landed in court with various questions to answer.
The 23 year old Kelvin Kitili alias Omar Ali Ibrahim claiming to be a former member of al-shabaab surrendered himself to police at Nakuru police station claiming that he was fearing for his life.
His surrender came barely five days after the cowardly DusitD2 terror attack that left 21 people dead and scores injured.
Appearing at the Milimani Law Courts earlier today, he was also charged with claiming that he had traveled to Somalia.
Evidence presented in court showed that Kitili did not follow the right channels when leaving the country for the war-torn country.
The accused person was also charged with falsifying an official document.
The court is in possession of a fake document showing that he was trained at Youth Education Pack (YEP) Centre as a wireman.
After allegedly escaping Bombululu Mombasa he told police he joined the terror group in September 2018 and had been trained for five months.
He awaits sentencing after shamelessly blaming his giving false information to the police on bhang.
The Anti-Terrorism Police Unit boss has since revealed that a section of individuals who present to police claiming to be members of Al Shabab and other terror groups presume they can be awarded with money for upkeep.