Police Send Plea to CBD Shop Owners After Laptop Looting Spree

The police were forced to address the matter after public uproar...

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The National Police Service (NPS) has urged shop owners in Nairobi's Central Business District to report theft incidents following a protest-related laptop looting spree, where four laptops were recovered during police operations.

Four laptops were found by police after the arrest of a suspect linked to a gang involved in the thefts.
Police Spokesperson Muchiri Nyaga has requested affected shop owners to identify their stolen devices at the Central Police Station.
The police have initiated investigations into the crimes during the protests, with a disturbing incident involving the shooting of a vendor identified as Boniface Kariuki.

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