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Calvin Okoli Ndimu, 27, arrested by DCI detectives in Nakuru County on October 13, 2026, after police recovered suspected stolen household goods, military clothing, and ammunition from his home.
Crime

Nakuru man arrested after police recover stolen goods, ammunition in Free Area raid

The arrest follows investigations into the alleged burglaries, with officers from Githioro Police Station conducting a search at the suspect’s residence after receiving intelligence linking him to the incidents

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MP Umulkher proposes new safeguards for terrorism arrests, including 24-hour court rule
News

MP Umulkher proposes new safeguards for terrorism arrests, including 24-hour court rule

A nominated MP has proposed amendments to Kenya’s security laws to strengthen safeguards for people arrested on suspicion of terrorism offences, including production before court within 24 hours and clearer requirements for arrest records, notice to families, and central police registers.

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IPOA says staff shortage is limiting oversight of 130,000 police officers
Exclusives

IPOA says staff shortage is limiting oversight of 130,000 police officers

IPOA Chair Duncan Ojwang said the authority has about 330 employees overseeing more than 1,100 police stations and approximately 130,000 police officers. He maintained the staffing levels limit IPOA’s ability to move beyond investigations and expand regular audits and inspections of police stations, detention facilities and policing operations

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Court pardons IG Kanja in contempt case, warns of jail for repeat offence
Corridors of Justice

Court pardons IG Kanja in contempt case, warns of jail for repeat offence

In her ruling on Monday, Justice Patricia Nyaundi noted that Kanja had attended court personally and was accompanied by senior National Police Service officers. She also took into account his undertaking, contained in an affidavit, that he had instructed his officers that court orders must be obeyed.

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Murkomen challenges new police officers to uphold integrity and discipline
News

Murkomen challenges new police officers to uphold integrity and discipline

The CS made the remarks during the 59th Administration Police Recruits Passing-Out Parade at the National Police College, Embakasi ‘A’ Campus in Nairobi on Friday, where he explained that the officers had completed nine months of training and were entering a service whose effectiveness depended on discipline, integrity and public trust

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