The Directorate of Criminal Investigations (DCI) and the Office of the Director of Public Prosecutions (ODPP) have been criticized for a pattern of dramatic arrests and subsequent case weaknesses in the "revolving petrol saga."

• High-profile arrests, including those of EPRA boss Daniel Kiptoo, KPC MD Joe Sang, and Energy PS Liban Mohamed, were characterized as public spectacles.
• Notable individuals involved include Daniel Kiptoo, Joe Sang, and Liban Mohamed.
• The article highlights a cycle of arrests, public promises of justice, and then quiet withdrawals or weak cases, suggesting a lack of sustained accountability.

High-profile arrests related to a Ksh1.6 billion substandard fuel saga by the Directorate of Criminal Investigations (DCI) and the Office of the Director of Public Prosecutions (ODPP) have raised questions about the effectiveness of these operations.

• The case involves alleged importation of substandard fuel, sparking concerns about public safety and accountability.
• Key individuals arrested include EPRA boss Daniel Kiptoo, KPC MD Joe Sang, and Energy PS Liban Mohamed.
• Despite dramatic arrests and public pronouncements, the article highlights a pattern of weak cases, delays, and quiet withdrawals, suggesting a breakdown in the justice process for such high-profile matters.