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September 9, 2025
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Fresh Details in Fatal Shooting of Two by DCI Officer Revealed

Fresh Details in Fatal Shooting of Two by DCI Officer Revealed

The altercation left two shot dead and the suspect's vehicle on fire...

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The Independent Policing Oversight Authority (IPOA) has revealed new details concerning the fatal shooting of two individuals, Kennedy Ojuma and Stephen Mwendwa, by an off-duty DCI officer in Makongeni, Thika, on Sunday. The incident occurred after a minor traffic accident, challenging earlier reports that the victims were merely onlookers.

  • The involved officer is attached to the DCI Headquarters Economic and Commercial Crimes Unit.
  • The shooting happened at approximately 5:30 am near Makongeni Police Station, in the presence of on-duty police officers, who subsequently disarmed and detained the DCI officer.
  • IPOA has obtained crucial documents and recorded statements from nine police officers, seeking 21-day custodial orders for the officer to complete investigations, including ballistics and CCTV footage analysis.

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Police Investigate Officer-Involved Shooting, Gang Attack, and Disrupt Illegal Power Connections - September 2025

The Independent Policing Oversight Authority (IPOA) has revealed new details in the fatal shooting of Kennedy Ojuma and Stephen Mwendwa by an off-duty DCI officer in Makongeni, Thika. The incident reportedly occurred after a minor traffic accident. In a separate event in Kakamega County, police have arrested ten suspects following a violent attack on Emakale Police Post, where a gang stormed the station and raided an officer's house. Meanwhile, in Nairobi, the County Government has launched a major crackdown on illegal power connections within the CBD. An unauthorized electricity distribution hub was dismantled near the National Archives, as these setups are believed to enable criminal gangs and compromise security infrastructure.

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