How Criminals Use Phone Repair Shops to Sell Stolen Items Undetected

Police have since recovered property belonging to Kenya Power, which was hidden in plain sight inside a phone repair shop...

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Nairobi police have arrested five suspects following a raid on a Dandora shop suspected of being a front for distributing stolen mobile phones and other items. The operation, conducted on Wednesday, May 27, uncovered a criminal syndicate using a phone repair shop to conceal and sell stolen property.

Authorities recovered 21 stolen mobile phones and 12 Kenya Power token meters.
The raid was a response to intelligence reports and increased incidents of phone snatching and robberies in the area.
The discovery highlights concerns about the use of legitimate businesses to front criminal activities in densely populated estates.

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