Police seize 400 litres of chang’aa in Laikipia raid, suspect held
The crackdown aims to stop illegal alcohol manufacture and narcotics distribution. Members of the public are urged to report suspicious activity via toll-free numbers or anonymously.
The crackdown aims to stop illegal alcohol manufacture and narcotics distribution. Members of the public are urged to report suspicious activity via toll-free numbers or anonymously.
The early morning raid, conducted jointly by NACADA officers and the National Police Service (NPS), targeted three premises suspected to be key distribution points for counterfeit and smuggled alcohol.
Ruto said the government is ready to take tough and far-reaching measures to protect families and children from the devastating effects of drugs, alcohol abuse, and gambling.
The Kibra operation forms part of a broader campaign by the NPS to dismantle criminal networks supplying illicit substances.
The operation brought together officers from NACADA, the National Police Service and local administration teams under the Rapid Results Initiative ordered by Interior Cabinet Secretary Kipchumba Murkomen.
The coordinated raid, led by police officers from the Chemelil Police Post in collaboration with National Government Administration Officers, targeted illegal brewers operating within Nyagoma Location in Miwani Division of Muhoroni Sub-county.