- Kasipul MP Charles Ong’ongo Were was killed in a shooting in Nairobi after the invaders on a motorcycle raided his car near City
- Police say the killings were not a coincidence but were well organized and intended, while investigations were underway
- Investigations have initiated a full investigation, collecting evidence and inspecting witnesses of witnesses from the scene to arrest the perpetrators
- Police condemned the brutal killings, demanding that citizens with any information appear through a nearby police station or official DCI station
A shocking attack on traffic in Nairobi has left the nation in surprise after Kasipul MP Charles Ong’ongo Were was killed in a shooting in what police have referred to the planned killings.
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In a press statement released on Wednesday, April 30 pm, the National Police Service (NPS) confirmed the tragic incident, saying it happened at 7:30 pm and reported by the Nairobi police commander.
According to police, the MP was driving a white Toyota Crown along Ngong Road as he stood at traffic lights near City Mortual Road when he was attacked.
“Witnesses reported that a motorcycle carrying a rider and a million passenger stopped at the car,” the statement said. “
The second passenger approached the car and fired multiple bullets to the front passengers before jumping back on a motorcycle. The attackers left faster. ”
Police also revealed that the driver of the car and male passengers, both not injured, were quickly rushed to Nairobi Hospital.
To Luck Worse, doctors at the center announced that he had cut the rope.
Who killed Kasipul MP Ong’ongo Were?
According to police, the investigation showed the attack was done intentionally and carefully.
Chief police commanders and detectives have protected the scene and initiated an investigation to put together the exact circumstances of the killings.
“It’s too early to give more information, but we want to assure the public that no stone will be left,” the police added. “NPS condemns this serious and insignificant crime in harsh words as possible. We send our condolences to the bereaved family, fellow legislators, voters, and close associates.”
The authorities called on citizens who may have witnessed the incident.
The Witnesses were required to report to the nearest police station or contact the Criminal Investigation Department (DCI) through the free number 0800 722 203.
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