- The Directorate of Criminal Investigation announced the arrest of the Ikanga Ward Ward, Cyrus Musyoka Kisavi
- The arrest followed the CCTV zones involving Kisavi and theft of KSh 1.9 million mobile devices, which were intended for one customer in Mombasa
- In a separate case, Kajiado MCA, Marush Stephen President Kisemei, was charged with abuse of guns, to stop the police officer, and to bring
MCA Kitui, Cyrus Musyoka Kisavi, has been controversial after being trapped in CCTV for allegedly stealing KSh 1.9 million worth of mobile devices.
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Is it? How did the Kitui MCA succeed in looting equipment and escaping?
According to a statement that TUKO.co.ke handed over, Kisavi was arrested by the Directorate of Criminal Investigation (DCI) on Tuesday, June 3, after being named as a suspected robber reported by Buscar Courier Services on February 8, 2025.
“The arrest has followed a positive ID after the CCTV region of the scene was analyzed, which recorded the suspect leaving with a package sent to a customer in Mombasa,” Information of DCI It was partially studied.
DCI added that Musyoka, who did not disclose his political identity, appeared in a passenger office on River Road, Nairobi.
He was detained by security officers from Buscar and taken to the Police Station.
When he got there, his identity was confirmed, and he was transferred to detectives from Mombasa for further investigation.
In a separate case, Marush Stephen President Kisemei, MCA of the Oloosirkon ward in Kajiado County, was brought to court on Thursday, June 6.
He faced charges Threeincluding the misuse of the gun, to stop the police officer, and to cause a mess.
The charges are based on Kajiado’s ODDP proposal, which approved his charges.
“The MCA allegedly committed the offense when three police officers at Oloosirkon police station went to arrest the suspects involved in the case of an attack and a serious damage to the area in the area in the area, Emakoko. DCI officials said
DCI reported that Marush, MCA of the area, arrived with more than ten people armed with sticks and knives.
They attacked an unarmed officer who protects the detained suspect, Soipen Samuel, and released him for force.
With a pistol in hand, the MCA led the group in an attack on a police car, and threatened.
The two armed officers, who were in the house trying to be more arrested, intervened to help their colleague and succeeded in fighting the attackers.
DCI Isinya took responsibility for the investigation and sent the case file to the ODPP, which approved the prosecution.
Kitui MCA was hospitalized after being attacked by a public
In September 2024, Musyoka, also known as Sonko, narrowly escaped by anonymous attackers in the Nairobi Central Business District.
The MCA suffered severely and badly beaten by a group of men, leaving him unconscious. Authorities believe that the event may have been incorrectly identified.
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Kamukunji police responded to the scene, and rescued Musyoka from the attackers, who continued to attack him even after losing consciousness.
He was later transported to Nairobi hospital for treatment.
Garissa’s Defensive Gariss
Elsewhere, MCA from Garissa County caused an incident at a restaurant after being recorded chasing people who visited the center for hospitality.
Noor Sheikh Farah, MCA of the Jarajila ward, pulled out a knife and pulled customers at the Albeik hotel shortly after the Garissa Cultural Festival.
The incident sparked public outrage as the controversial video spread across social networks
When the storm calmed down, Farah appeared ahead and apologized for the incident saying he did not intend to disrupt the business at the hotel.
According to him, he was insulted by two people outside the hotel parking area, which led him to a violent response, causing a rage that ended at the restaurant.
Masolo Mabonga, head of current affairs and politics, updated this article with information about MCA with a knife who evacuated people from the restaurant.
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