Tuesday, September
23, 2025 - A joint operation by the Anti-Narcotics Unit (ANU) and the
Transnational Organised Crime Unit (TOCU) has led to the arrest of two
suspected narcotics traffickers and the recovery of a significant haul of
cannabis sativa.
Acting on credible intelligence, officers executed a
well-coordinated raid at Suswa Shopping Centre in Narok County, where they
intercepted a Nissan X-Trail, registration number KDP 353U.
The vehicle was found packed to the brim with the illicit
cargo.
The driver, identified as James Nyaikondo, and his
accomplice, Jackson Nyaikondo, were swiftly arrested at the scene.
A preliminary inspection revealed nine sacks of cannabis
sativa concealed inside the vehicle.
The two suspects are currently in police custody as
authorities process their case ahead of arraignment.
Meanwhile, both the seized vehicle and the recovered
narcotics are being held as exhibits in the ongoing investigation.
Police have lauded the successful operation, noting it as part of ongoing efforts to crack down on transnational drug trafficking networks in the country.
The Kenyan DAILY POST
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