Police Launch Manhunt for Kuresoi North MP Alfred Mutai Over Nakuru Violence
The police identified Mutai as the prime suspect in the chaos that erupted during a Youth Empowerment Meeting at Sirikwa Umoja Grounds attended by several political leaders, including Susan Kihika...
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Kenya's National Police Service has launched a manhunt for Kuresoi North Member of Parliament Alfred Mutai following violent clashes at a political event in Nakuru County.
- The violence erupted during a Youth Empowerment Meeting, resulting in several individuals sustaining gunshot injuries.
- The Kenya Police Service has identified Alfred Mutai as the prime suspect and is urging him to surrender.
- During the disturbance, a bus carrying tents and chairs to the venue was also torched.
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Police Launch Manhunt for Kuresoi North MP Alfred Mutai Over Nakuru Violence - June 2026
Kenya's National Police Service has launched a manhunt for Kuresoi North Member of Parliament Alfred Mutai following violent clashes at a Youth Empowerment Meeting in Nakuru County that left three people nursing gunshot wounds. At least 56 people were arrested after violent clashes disrupted a public event in Kuresoi North attended by senior leaders including Governor Susan Kihika. Three people were shot and injured in Kuresoi amid a nationwide matatu strike protesting increased fuel prices. President Ruto condemned the political use of hooligans and issued stern warnings against any planned violence during the upcoming June 25 celebrations, vowing legal action against those who disrupt peace. Churches have called on the Kenyan government to take decisive action against criminals who are reportedly causing disruptions.
