Mercedes E350 driver was begged with not to drive minutes before he had tragic accident

Shogun Toranaga

New Lister
New details have emerged concerning the horrible accident that took place along Lang'ata Road yesterday. Witnesses who saw the deceased before he died said that they had pleaded with him not to leave before his ill-fated accident.

Some of the witnesses who are staff at the Weston Hotel begged him not to drive, to sleep it off or find a designated driver to get him home.

The accident scene


But the deceased insisted that he didn’t need anybody’s help and could drive himself home in his Mercedes-Benz. The man, not formally identified, crashed minutes after leaving the establishment, yesterday morning.

The accident scene


Lang’ata Deputy OCPD John Samburumo said the driver, who was not formally identified, was driving at a very high speed.

Samburumo said he was coming from the Weston Hotel at about 7.20 am and appeared drunk.

“Witnesses at the hotel said they tried to stop him from driving but he ignored them and took off at very high speed,” the ocpd said.
The accident scene


The officer said another car that parked inside the airport also was hit.

“The driver lost control of the car and hit trees before landing on a Wilson Airport perimeter fence,” he said.
The officer said that the car caught fire at the front. The driver was trapped. The body was moved to Nairobi City mortuary. Police are yet to confirm his identity. May he rest in peace.
 

mzeiya

Elder Lister
I digress.
Maybe he had spent the night at Club W, a bunker kind of private lounge that is in Weston Hotel. Had a nice rendezvous there some time back...
 
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