Vanished from police quarters: Mystery of the missing AP officer

'I am told he was at his house before he went missing. Who was there, and what did his colleagues see?' — Andrew Nabukwesa, Father..

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An Administration Police officer, Hosea Kemei Kipketer, has been missing for over four months under mysterious circumstances after returning to work in Naivasha, Nakuru County, on sick leave.

He was last heard from on the night of April 24, when he called his father to confirm his safe return to his quarters.
Mr. Kemei, 37, disappeared from the Administration Police staff quarters on the night of April 29.
His family, including his wife and three children, are desperately seeking answers and have appealed to the Inspector General of Police and the Interior Cabinet Secretary for intervention.

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