Two armed and dangerous criminals, were gunned down early this morning, as they prepared to stage a robbery in Ukunda, Kwale County.
Officers on patrol, came across the two who were armed with all manner of weapons including knives, machetes and an imitation of a firearm,
which ballistic experts are currently examining to determine whether it is capable of firing. Also recovered were assorted cell phone handsets, believed to have been stolen from victims of crime. The two who defied orders to submit themselves to the officers, are believed to be
part of a criminal gang, behind the spate of robberies that have rocked Diani township and its environs in recent days. Scenes of Crime personnel documented the scene, while bodies the duo, were moved to Kwale Sub-County hospital mortuary, pending identification.
DCI encourages members of the public, to report any incidences of crime through our Toll Free number 0800 722 203 for expeditious action. #FichuaKwaDCI, USIOGOPE!
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A Police officer based at Dabel Police Station in Moyale, has been arrested by homicide detectives, being the main suspect in the brutal torture and subsequent murder of one Joshua Mungai, who until his death was a Matatu conductor at Stage One, in Ongata Rongai.
Police Constable Edwin Oscar Okimaru was arrested last night after intensive investigations involving the DCI Homicide branch, Cybercrime and Crime Research and Intelligence Bureau, forensically placed him at the scene of the gruesome murder.
Earlier, the family of the late victim had in a heart-rending appeal requested the DCI to take over the matter from Ongata Rongai Police Station, where the case had been reported.
As the Chairman of the parliamentary Departmental Committee on Administration and National Security, Hon Paul Koinange – the MP for Kiambaa – was a strong pillar of the DCI. He was the force and the unsung hero behind President Kenyatta’s ruthless war and success story against
Realising Kenya couldn’t realise any economic growth while flooding the market with contraband, President Kenyatta ordered the DCI to crack down on the merchants of death.
The fake goods were being smuggled into Kenya with no taxes paid. Local industries struggled to survive since they were paying taxes while the contraband was sold cheaply with no taxes paid.
Hon Koinange joined the Special DCI Team involved in the crackdown. I remember in the
DCI is cautioning young ladies on social media, to be wary of fraudsters who prey on them with promises of good life abroad, but end up being swindled their hard earned money.
This is after our counterparts based at Jomo Kenyatta International Airport, became alarmed due to the
influx of young ladies who throng the country’s international gateway, ostensibly to collect gifts that have been sent by their online ‘suitors.’
However, upon arrival they are shocked to realise that they have been conned and no such packages exist.
The fraudsters who masquerade as successful businessmen with their social media timelines teeming with photos of their supposed flashy lifestyles, prey on young ladies whom they promise blissful lives abroad and offer to send them expensive gifts to demonstrate their seriousness.
Detectives based at DCI-Kilimani, have in the wee hours of today morning, discovered fake currencies totalling to hundreds of millions of shillings, at a house in Makaazi apartments, in the upmarket Kilimani neighborhood.
A total of 6.8Million fake US dollars, 490,000 fake Euros, and 6.4 Million Kenya Shillings was recovered stashed in metal boxes, in the early morning raid that saw two suspects namely Samuel Maina and Boniface Mungai arrested.
Also recovered were jerrycans with an unknown liquid, DeLaRue branded badges and a seal, all suspected to be used in printing of the fake currencies. Assorted documents, customs reflector jackets, United Nations and National Treasury stickers were also confiscated.
Detectives based at Central Police Station, are holding three errant law enforcement officers, who were arrested yesterday while conducting unwarranted arrests.The three suspects Police Corporal Cliff Ombati, KDF Lance Corporal Ben Shiundu and Prison Warder
Eugine Shivachi made a mockery of the multi-agency spirit in fighting crime, by uniting to commit crime instead of complimenting each other’s efforts in guaranteeing the public safety and security of Kenyans.
Shiundu from 15 Kenya Army in Mariakani and Shivachi stationed at Wajir GK Prison, joined their Nairobi based partner in crime Cpl Ombati stationed at Uhuru Camp and assigned themselves duties in the heart of Nairobi’s central business district.
Margaret Wambui Wangari, reported to have stabbed a man to death following a tussle among four is in custody pending arraignment for Murder.
The unfortunate incident which occurred earlier today at Saa Mbaya area in Nairobi's Kahawa West, left two other men in critical >>>
>>conditions, nursing serious injuries at the Kenyatta University Hospital Intensive Care Unit.
Detectives who attended the scene learnt that three men had engaged each other in fisticuffs over the suspect, before she drew a sharp object, driving it deep into the ear of one >>>
>>of them, killing him instantly.
Startled onlookers who had witnessed a squabble burst into a major clash restrained the violent female suspect, who is said to have started sucking blood that oozed from one of the men.
Police officers who had been deployed at nearby schools>