Thanks to the sharp-eyed officers from Loitoktok Police Station, a stolen vehicle a white Toyota Dyna mini-truck with the registration number KCG 508Q has been successfully recovered.
While on a routine patrol, the vigilant officers spotted the suspect behind the wheel of the vehicle.
Sensing the heat was on, Muchiri made a break for it,
abandoning the truck and sprinting away.
However, the officers were hot on his heels, leading to a
swift chase that ultimately ended in his arrest.
The suspect was escorted to Loitoktok Police Station, where further
interrogation unveiled a deeply unsettling truth, Muchiri is a key player in an
organized car theft syndicate that has been systematically robbing unsuspecting
members of the public.
The stolen vehicles are then smuggled across the border into
a neighbouring country and sold at rock-bottom prices.
It was further established that the recovered vehicle had been stolen from a
32-year-old man Evans Havi, who was found unconscious at Kalii guest house.
It is believed that
Muchiri dragged Havi before making his escape with the vehicle.
The suspect is in police custody, undergoing processing as detectives prepare
for his arraignment while the recovered motor vehicle is being detained as
exhibit.
The Directorate of Criminal Investigations urges members of the public to stay
on high alert, as criminals not only use violence but are increasingly
employing new tactics, including stupefying, to carry out their nefarious
deeds.
The Kenyan DAILY POST.
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