Detectives have recovered Sh19M in fake U.S dollars, after an operation to crack a fake diamonds ring led them to the recovery of fake cash. In an undercover operation by Crime Research (CRIB) and Serious crime detectives, the fake currency concealed in a briefcase
was recovered when the detectives were effecting the arrest of a couple, believed to have swindled a city based management consultant over Sh11 million in a diamonds scam. This followed a report filled by the complainant after what first appeared to be a lucrative lifetime
venture, turned out to be a joke and the biggest fraud the woman has ever experienced in her life. In an unbelievable chronology of events, the woman was tricked into investing in the dubious trade by one engineer Irungu, who introduced himself as her former trainee.
Irungu introduced her to an alleged Botswana national Peter Malobe, who required a feasibility study prior to investing in middle-income housing.
The said Motswana, also turned out to be an established dealer in the export of diamonds to an Australian based company, known as BHP.
All the complainant needed to do was be part of the diamonds export business to start reaping big from it and establish a financial empire. Finding the deal too sweet to decline, the woman swallowed the bait and that marked the beginning of her current financial predicament.
She was tricked into parting with colossal sums of money for license acquisition from the ministry of Mining, customs and clearance fees for the diamonds, penalties, stamps and transfer fees among other charges that kept coming up every step of the way especially when she
demanded for payment. By the time she realized that she was a victim of shenanigans, from the usual ‘Kanairo’ scammers who have sent many back to the village, she had lost a total of Sh11 million. Serious crimes and CRIB detectives managed to arrest a couple, in whose
accounts the funds were channeled. Sh19 Million in fake U.S dollars was also recovered from the suspects, who are facing charges of obtaining money by false pretenses.
Langata based crime busters early today morning arrested a terror suspect identified as Ali Abdullahi Hussein, within Langata shopping center. The suspect who is a Somali national had at around 2am approached a police officer on patrol and cunningly sought information from him
that he found suspicious. The suspect sought to know on which day of the week a popular joint along Langata road, hosts the largest number of patrons. The officer was puzzled by the questions from the suspect, who posed as an ordinary civilian seeking general information.
When the officer hesitated to respond, the suspect offered a reward of Sh180,000 in exchange for the information that was not forthcoming. Convinced that the man was up-to no good, the officer on patrol raised his colleagues who responded immediately and arrested the suspect.
It’s 30 years behind bars for man behind Embu priest killing.
This morning, the main suspect in the brutal killing of Catholic priest Michael Kyengo, has been sentenced to 30 years in prison, at the Embu high court. The suspect, Michael Mutunga who brutally murdered Fr Kyengo by strangulating him before slitting his throat open,
confessed to killing the clergyman on the night between October 8 and 9, 2019. The priest’s body was discovered in a shallow grave on the riverbed of Mashamba seasonal river in Makina location, about 15 kilometres from Gategi shopping centre in Mbeere, Embu County. In yet another
DCI's Transnational Organized Crime detectives yesterday arrested three suspects of trafficking in narcotics, who have been operating with impunity across the country and beyond in the guise of engaging in legitimate businesses.
Swalehe Yusuf Ahmed and Suleiman Salim Kaingu
were arrested in Kilifi's Kikambala area yesterday, with several packages of approximately 1Kg of Heroin estimated at over Sh 3million in the prohibited markets.
Swalehe Yusuf Ahmed is notoriously known as a trafficker of the hard drug in the coastal region, having two related
cases pending before court, and has been carrying on with the illegal business while out on bond.
In the cases, Swalehe is accused of trafficking over 105Kg of Heroin estimated at Sh 285Million, money which he launders alongside various operatives that work for him.
Detectives based in Makueni county are looking for a clergyman who raped a school going teenager and warned her of dire consequences should she disclose the ordeal to anyone. The man of the cloth identified as Rev Daniel Kimeu, entrusted with the responsibility of
shepherding the Lord’s flock abdicated his responsibility and attacked one of his own. The cleric who ministers at A.I.C kalebwani church in Kilungu, had offered a ride to the 18-year-old form three girl on October 19, 2021, before he stopped the vehicle at a secluded spot
after a few kilometers and forced himself on the girl. As she painfully recounted her ordeal in the hands of the man of the cloth, the girl reported to her teacher that she was walking home from Kikuswi market, when Rev Kimeu suddenly stopped his vehicle and beckoned her
Detectives have arrested the mastermind behind disappearance of over Sh45 Million, from bank accounts belonging to unsuspecting Kenyans. Nelson Kipkemoi, 22, was picked by banking fraud detectives from his hideout in Mulot, Narok county this afternoon,
after he was linked to an underground web of fraudsters that has been siphoning money from bank accounts belonging innocent Kenyans. The suspect targeting bank accounts operated by a leading bank in the country, is reported to have fraudulently acquired money from accounts
belonging to 481 customers, who are on mobile banking platforms. Kipkemoi shall be arraigned at Milimani law courts tomorrow morning, to answer to his crimes in accordance with the law.
A 23-year-old woman and her 2-year-old baby escaped death last night, after her husband set their house ablaze following a domestic argument. Diana Mutiso, sustained serious injuries on her face, waist and hands after she braved the raging inferno to save her little angel
Olivia, who miraculously escaped the incident unscathed. Earlier, her husband Davis Matata, 24, had returned home drunk at around 11pm and picked a quarrel with her over an unspecified reason. Minutes later, the quarrelsome Matata reached for a bottle of Kerosene in the
house and doused all house hold goods with the fuel before setting it ablaze. Matata then took flight leaving his wife and their little angel to be consumed by the fire. Determined to save her son’s life, Matata’s wife who had rushed after her fleeing husband returned