The pilot accused of assaulting a policewoman in Nyandarua at the weekend has been arrested.<br />Alistair Patrick was briefly detained at the Kilimani Police Station in Nairobi before being taken to Nyandarua where the crime was committed.<br /><br />“The DCIO will interrogate him from there,” a senior detective told Capital FM News. “He has been referred there since the confrontation happened within the jurisdiction.”<br /><br />The pilot declined to address any of the queries raised to him by journalists.<br /><br />As he walked to a waiting police vehicle, he covered his face in a bid to hide his identity.<br /><br />Police Spokesman George Kinoti assured that action that the law would take its course.<br /><br />Kwae Island Development Limited which operates helicopter 5Y-DSN said it had already terminated the pilot’s services following the incident that caused uproar on social media.<br /><br />In Parliament, women MPs condemned the incident and urged authorities to take tough action against the pilot.<br /><br />“All that happened is that there were curios kids who wanted to see the Deputy’s President new chopper which is three months old,” an agitated Mbita MP Millie Odhiambo said.<br /><br />“What is it wrong for children to see the Deputy’s President new chopper?”
