Piece by: Maureen Waruinge

15 December 2022

•A report of incident filed with police

•Maxine was arrested and presented before a court

A brother to rally driver Asad Khan has given police an account of the assault that happened between his brother Asad and Maxine Wahome.

Asad's younger brother Adil told the Nation, how the two might have had a fallout.

The management of Preston Court, where the two lived called Asad's brother on Monday at around 1 pm.

The matter was reported to the Kilimani police station, and they rushed to the scene and found Wahome in the house looking disturbed.

Police visited the scene “which appeared disturbed with household goods strewn all over the dining room and a pool of blood on the floor and the staircase.”

The scene was documented and forensic evidence including blood stains and broken glasses collected for examination.

The police said they needed to find whether there were accomplices so that they could be arrested, obtain call data from their mobile phones for analysis and conduct DNA tests of the blood samples.

Additionally, a video trending online shows blood at the scene of the incident.

Preliminary investigations were that Khan sustained a deep cut in his ankle, which was allegedly inflicted by the Wahome.

On Tuesday, Ms. Wahome made an application to the court for the case to be heard on camera, saying she was a victim and needed protection.

She later appeared in court where she was released on a cash bail of Sh100,000 after spending a day in custody over claims of assaulting her boyfriend Asad Khan.

Asad is fighting for his life at the High Dependency Unit at the Avenue Hospital in Nairobi following a domestic spat that led to his girlfriend, rally star.

"My brother is alive although in a critical condition," Adil told Nation Sport.

Adil said his brother has "lost a lot of blood" after the incident assault on Monday.

Asad had been admitted to Nairobi Hospital before he was transferred to Avenue Hospital.

“My brother has received almost 10 pints of blood at Avenue Hospital. He lost too much blood from the cuts,".

*Urgent Blood Appeal:* *Patient Name:* ASAD KHAN Kalulu *Blood Group:* A+ or O+ *Pints Required:* 5 *Hospital, ward / room:* Avenue Hospital, parklands Nairobi *Contact person name and number:* Safina Khan +254 722 786 133.