- Millicent Semeita from Narok was trapped in a video attacked by four men believed to be his brothers
- Following the public violence, the National Police Service (NPS) launched a search to search the four suspects
- NPS spokesman, Muchiri Nyaga, highlighted how they could arrest one of the suspects
The National Police Service (NPS) has finally broken her silence after a video of four men hit their pregnant sister.
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Millicent Semeita, a victim, was recorded while being shot in a home -based area for allegedly refusing to marry a fiancé.
The men mercilessly picked him up and pushed him before beating the whole body while screaming regularly to ask for help and compassion.
Have the police arrested a Narok incident suspect?
In a statement on September 26, the country’s police force announced the arrest of a suspect involved in beating Semeita.
“The national police service is taking into account the brutal zones distributed on social networks showing a woman being abused. The NPS statement was partially studied.
While condemning the violence directed to the pregnant mother, health care workers confirmed that they were able to rescue her and take her to the hospital where she was treated.
“The ministry strongly condemns this evil act, which includes sexual violence, abuse and kidnapping. These are criminal acts that are punished under Kenyan law,” They added.
How was Narok’s suspect arrested?
They explained that the man was kept in custody after launching an investigation and a serious search to search the victim in video footage attacking Semeita.
The suspect is waiting to be presented to court. The police force said it was still searching for three other criminals to take them to court.
They also thanked the public for providing NPS important information that helped the arrest of the suspect, as well as the immediate action officers.
“We also call on anyone who has information that can help the investigation to report to a nearby police station or share information unidentified via free phones,” They added.
NPS spokesman, Muchiri Nyaga, confirmed their commitment to maintaining fundamental freedom and humanity while continuing their war against sexual assault.
Millicent Semeita speaks after being attacked and whipped
Following the incident, the victim Semeita cried for help while attracting Samaritan Leshan Kereto who came to her.
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When he saw the opportunity to be saved, Kereto realized that Semeita poured him out while explaining how things were.
The frustrated woman asked to be rescued from her relatives, who forced her to leave her married house for the man they chose.
He also revealed that his brothers left him at the “recommended” man’s house despite his beating injuries.
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