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Four cops connected to the Directorate of Criminal Investigations-Lang'ata, have been captured after purportedly ransacking a man's KSh40,000 and an extra US $2,400.
Serious Crimes criminal investigators apprehended Antony Muvaka, Tom Omondi, Stephen Wambua, and Kennedy Omondi after their casualties were reported to DCI central command.
They kidnapped a man at NextGen Mall on February 6, 2022, around early afternoon and strongly requested cash from him, says DCI in a proclamation. The one who had mentioned looking for a taxi by the side of the road along Mombasa Road, was confronted by the officials prior to being powerfully packaged in a held up Subaru that had five inhabitants.
Rebel DCI Officers Transfer Money
In the vehicle, Corporal Tom Otieno, who was in control, strongly moved KSH40,000 from the casualty's M-Pesa record to his M-Pesa account.
The rebel cops then, at that point, continued to the casualty's loft where they took a further US $2,400 (about KSh270,000) prior to unloading him at Choma Zone, Total gas station, along Mombasa Road. The experience lasted two hours.
The next day, the casualty went to Akira Police Station to make his report, just to observe the vehicle he had been packaged into and left at the station, adds DCI. "He promptly hurried to our central command where he revealed his disclosure at the Serious Crimes unit."
Subaru Belonged To DCI Lang'ata
Examinations laid out the fact that the vehicle had a place with DCI Lang'ata. The casualty decidedly recognized the rebel cops in a distinguishing proof procession directed on Friday evening at the DCI base camp, Kiambu Road.
"The suspects are at present visitors to the state, coming up against Robbery with Violence indictments, in opposition to Section 296 (2) of the Penal Code," says DCI, denouncing the episode.
Rebel DCI officials from Lang'ata were captured.
"Their activities are segregated indiscipline cases that don't address our virtues and are a big motivator for us. We are an analytical body that is receptive to the security needs and necessities of each Kenyan, and such demonstrations don't in any capacity characterize what our identity is. "
Maverick police have been forewarned that harsh measures will be taken against them assuming they violate the law.
"Any Kenyan who might have tragically experienced being in possession of the four is asked to promptly report to the Serious Crimes Unit central command for activity," adds DCI.
"They stole a man at NextGen Mall on February 6, 2022, around early afternoon and strongly requested cash from him," says DCI in an explanation. The one who had mentioned looking for a taxi by the side of the road along Mombasa Road was greeted by the officials prior to being strongly packaged in a held up Subaru that had five tenants.
Rebel DCI Officers Transfer Money
In the vehicle, Corporal Tom Otieno, who was in control, strongly moved KSH40,000 from the casualty's M-Pesa record to his M-Pesa account.
The maverick police then, at that point, continued to the casualty's loft where they took a further US $2,400 (about KSh270,000) prior to unloading him at Choma Zone, Total gas station, along Mombasa Road. The experience kept going for two hours.
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