Murkomen Makes Immediate Changes in Police Service

The announcement was made on Monday at the steps of Harambee House...

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Interior Cabinet Secretary Kipchumba Murkomen has initiated significant reforms in the Kenyan police service, mandating the installation of CCTV cameras in all 1,209 police stations within two years.

All police stations must have functional CCTV systems with live monitoring for the Officer Commanding Station (OCS).
Key reforms include the digitisation of Occurrence Books and immediate reporting of assaults or misconduct.
Parliament will pass legislation to criminalise the deletion of CCTV footage, aimed at enhancing police accountability.

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