Kanja warns VIPs against misusing state security officers
Inspector General of Police Douglas Kanja has issued a stern warning to politicians and other state-protected individuals against misusing police officers assigned to them. He said those found abusing officers or involving them in unlawful activities risk having their government ..
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Kenya's Inspector General of Police, Douglas Kanja, has issued a strong warning to politicians and other protected individuals against misusing state security officers and hiring criminal gangs.
- Inspector General of Police Douglas Kanja declared that misuse of assigned police officers will lead to their immediate withdrawal.
- The warning comes amid concerns over politicians allegedly using criminal gangs to disrupt political gatherings and intimidate rivals.
- Kanja also stressed that police officers assigned to VIP protection are accountable for their actions and must operate within the law.
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