The family whose Lexus worth KSh 35m was damaged says the intruders injected them with sleeping pills

• A family in Kirinyaga County woke up to find their car worth KSh 35 million badly damaged after they were allegedly given sleeping pills
• Unconscious family members were found drugged during the raid and rushed to hospital, while the housekeeper explained how she managed to fight off the attackers
• Residents of the area suspected that the thieves were professionals due to the attention and skill used to carry out the crime in the Kirinyaga compound

Kirinyaga: A family in Kirinyaga county is in shock after waking up in the morning to find that their car was badly damaged.

Speaking in a video shared by Kameme TV, a family member said that the intruders came at night and destroyed the car, and when they woke up in the morning they found it in that condition.

“We went inside to check if my sister was okay and we found them unconscious. They had been given drugs to make them sleep, so we had to take them to the hospital. Now they are fine,” said one family member.

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“This was a brand new car, worth KSh 35 million. We woke up to find the whole car destroyed and everything removed. I have never seen anything like thisi,” said another family member.

Why did the residents of Kirinyaga think ‘experts’ were involved?

Residents suspect that the act was done by professional people because it was carried out with great care.

“At six and forty minutes in the afternoon we went inside to sleep, and after a few minutes I saw people in the house. I fought with them until they showed me a gun.”

How did Kenyans feel about the incident?

@francismuiruri6264: “That is, for this when someone buys a car worth KSh 35 million.”

@Rachel-c1t6z: “Man, and there are people who don’t have food, KSh 35 million? Kenyans are rich.”

@ruthn9381: “No CCTV?”

@pristinendungu2231: “I am surprised KSh 35 million for one car; the thieves should be brought to court.”

@maryjones3523: “Dude… Kenya put cameras at home and electric fences. This is extreme poverty… so sorry.“

@leahgituku3035: “Good thing they didn’t kill anyone, he can buy another one, but sorry.”

@stivinimuguruki1769: “The one that went to us was Probox KCR, it went quietly… 2024 for us is Kirinyaga Kabonge.”

@davismaina543: “Techniques, strategies and a new style used by gangsters these days.”

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@MaryMungai-jw1uc: “If you’re confused, you’re confused alone, don’t surprise your partner.”

@maryjones3523: “Maybe the next time you buy a car like that, put a high-quality siren that will alert the police, because it’s not a cheap car or an alarm that doesn’t stop going off. How come you have a car like that and then you don’t have an electric fence or even a gun?”

CCTV video shows the car being stolen

In another case, a woman parked outside a church Thika he was surprised when he came back at eight in the afternoon and found that he was not there.

The woman called her son and asked him if he had taken the car he bought for him, but he refused and said he was using his own car.

After it was alleged that there was negligence in handling the case of car theft, the man followed up using CCTV, and later the men were arrested.

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