Fake KDF Brigadier Dramatically Rearrested After Appearing In Court

Videos of the man being swiftly arrested by detectives from the DCI have surfaced on social media. The accused fake KDF officer is seen leaving the court doors accompanied by two individuals suspected to be DCI officers...

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A man accused of impersonating a Kenya Air Force Brigadier and defrauding parents of aspiring recruits was dramatically rearrested at the Milimani Law Courts on December 9, 2025, after a court hearing. This follows his initial arrest on November 17, 2025, and release on bond for similar charges.

The accused allegedly defrauded parents of over KSh 1.2 million in a fake KDF recruitment scheme.
He was initially arrested wearing a full military uniform with Brigadier insignia and found with forged admission letters and other fraudulent documents from the Ministry of Defence.
The suspect was released on a KSh 1 million bond or KSh 500,000 cash bail on November 24, 2025, before his dramatic rearrest.

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