The Director of Public Prosecutions has dropped charges against three legislators affiliated to Deputy President William Ruto's Tanga tanga camp.
The politicians had been charged with causing violence during the Kabuchai by-election that took place in March.
Nandi Senator Samson Cherangei, Nandi MP Wilson Kogo and Belgut's Nelson Koech were acquitted for lack of evidence.
However, the case against Kimilili MP Didmas Barasa was not dropped.
The four appeared before Bungoma magistrate Stephen Mugute.
The prosecution said it had evidence against Barasa.
Barasa is set to appear in court on September 25 to proceed with his charges.
The four legislators were arrested during the Kabuchai by-election on March 4 and accused of preparing to commit a felony as well as stopping officers from taking their finger prints.
The legislators had said the arrests were politically instigated to stop them from overseeing elections for the UDA candidate.
Speaking during their acquittal, they said it did not make sense that they were charged together and now one of them was still being charged.
They said they will continue to back Ruto despite arrests.
Edited by CM
