- Investigating officer Jane Mugoh confronted traffic officers near Ruiru Bypass for alleged abuse and bribery during a midnight operation
- Mugoh called for police responsibility, urging officers to follow drivers and stop cheating innocent citizens
- Speaking to TUKO.co.ke, he questioned the fate of arrested drivers who had never been to court, demanding transparency in relation to bribery and the flow of money collected
Personal Investigations Officer Jane Mugoh has sparked outrage for allegedly being abused and bribed by traffic officers on Ruiru Bypass Road.
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Speaking to TUKO.co.ke alone, Mugoh, who was returning from Kericho after investigating the murder case, said he was tired and sat in the back seat of his car when his driver informed him of the alleged officials to rob several drivers on a road block.
Why did Jane Mugoh face the traffic police?
He claims the group, which included more than 20 officers, was stopping vehicles, harassing and terrorizing drivers, many of whom appeared to be drunk.
“When my driver arrived at the officers, one shouted ‘Come down!”
He said he lowered his window quietly, introduced himself, and informed officials that his driver had no violation of traffic rules.
One officer recognized and advised others to release him. He believes his identity protected him from the same abuse as other motorists that night.
However, he used the opportunity to remind the officers to go to drivers professionally, to avoid abuse and to avoid taking bribes from any car they encounter.
“Are you okay? Not everyone is a drunkard. I use a bad language? Use the right language and know the kind of people you target. And if you are to raise money, do it respectfully. Look at me-you are not afraid? You collect money even for innocent people,” he said, adding, “I respect good officers, but we often congratulate you,” He said.
Jane Mugoh calls for accountability in the police force
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The private investigator expressed his concern about the form of illegal detention and bribery, especially on the weekend.
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“Many Kenyans are arrested on Friday, but when it comes to Monday, only a few come to court. He questioned.
The detective called on the National Police Service to take action and restore the right mind, adding that officers must understand their actions are harmful, even at the highest levels of the government.
“The police are my friends-I’m working closely with them. But when they cross the border, it’s just right to call them. We help them when they have trouble, and they should also treat the masses with equal respect,” He concluded.
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Another news, Jane Mugo described her shock when she discovered that the detective of DCI The one involved in his kidnapping is still serving in office.
He told TUKO.co.ke that the officer seemed to be disappointed when he saw him and avoided his eyes.
According to him, the officer has been linked to numerous crime incidents, raising serious concerns about public safety and accountability within the security forces.
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