UDA MP Calls for Transfer of Police Boss
The MP has threatened to take justice in his own hands if the government does not act immediately to resolve the matter that has caused concernsin the region...
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Mwala Member of Parliament Vincent Musyoka Kawaya has publicly demanded action against Mbiuni Officer Commanding Station (OCS) Francis Mutua, accusing the officer of leading a criminal gang, trafficking bhang, and facilitating illegal sand harvesting. These explosive allegations were made during a security meeting in Mbiuni Market on February 18, amidst rising concerns over insecurity.
- MP Kawaya alleges OCS Mutua is the mastermind behind the feared criminal group known as P13.
- The MP further accused OCS Mutua and three other named police officers of actively involved in openly selling bhang.
- Kawaya claimed OCS Mutua recently sold impounded sand from the police station, describing it as "outright impunity."
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Politicians and Activists Allege Police Misconduct and Demand Investigations - February 2026
Several public figures have raised alarms over alleged police misconduct. Nandi Senator Samson Cherargei is demanding investigations into the alleged use of police officers to recover debts, specifically citing incidents where dairy cows were confiscated in Mosoriot Village. In Mwala, MP Vincent Musyoka Kawaya has publicly demanded action against the Mbiuni OCS, Francis Mutua, accusing the officer of leading a criminal gang. In a separate incident, the family of Vincent Ayomo, who was allegedly shot dead by police during a rally in Kitengela, is experiencing delays with his post-mortem. Activist Boniface Mwangi also expressed fear for his life after a report revealed authorities installed spyware on his phone during a July 2025 arrest. These events have led Embakasi East MP Babu Owino to support calls for the resignation of Inspector General of Police Douglas Kanja.
