Police Detail How Civil Servants Leak Vital Govt Documents

DCI says the individuals are part of an elaborate syndicate involved in infiltrating sensitive government documents to bypass regular procedures...

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Kenya's Directorate of Criminal Investigations (DCI) has arrested 26 individuals, including civil servants, in an operation targeting a network illegally issuing vital government documents.

The syndicate involved staff from the National Registration Bureau, clerks at immigration offices, local administrators, businessmen, and freelance middlemen.
Civil servants allegedly exploited privileged access to leak documents such as National Identity Cards, passports, and birth certificates.
Authorities recovered numerous official government items from private locations, confirming sustained fraudulent activity that compromises national security.

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