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December 4, 2025
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Civil Servant Nabbed for Self-Promotion

Civil Servant Nabbed for Self-Promotion

His arrest followed an intelligence-led operation after he allegedly crafted and delivered a forged letter to the CEO of the National Police Service Commission (NPSC)...

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DCI detectives have arrested Maroa Sammy Maroa, a civil servant attached to the State Department for Cabinet Affairs, for allegedly forging a letter to influence the police recruitment process. This arrest follows a previous instance where Maroa was accused of forging a letter to promote himself to director.

  • Maroa Sammy Maroa, an economist, was arrested on Wednesday, December 3, 2025, in Ngoigwa, Thika West Sub-county.
  • He allegedly delivered a forged letter to the CEO of the National Police Service Commission (NPSC) containing a list of recommended individuals for police recruitment.
  • Maroa is already under suspension for a pending criminal case at the Kahawa Law Courts, where he was accused of forging a letter to promote himself to Director and transfer him to the State Department for Housing.

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