Cop shoots self dead in his house at Makupa, Mombasa

Meria

Elder Lister
A police officer died by suicide after blowing up his head with a rifle he had been assigned to at the Makupa police lines, Mombasa.

Constable Jacob Masha used his G3 rifle to shoot himself inside his house Sunday night.

The motive of the incident is yet to be known.


Police said they heard a gunshot from the deceased officer’s house and when they checked they found it locked from inside.

It was then that they broke in and found the 32-year-old officer lying in a pool of blood having shot himself in the chin and the bullet exited through the forehead.

The body was moved to the mortuary.

Coast police boss Manasseh Musyoka said they are investigating the incident.

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The death of a parasite that thrives on the sweat of a hapless host is an occasion that calls for unrestrained and unrestricted celebration by the host.
Such occasions MUST be accompanied by copious consumption of potent alcoholic drinks and gouging on choice cuts of seared meat with kachumbari na pilipili kwa umbali. Where possible dancing with nubile girls to traditional beats should cap the celebration.
 
Fanya korekshen kwa title. Sisi hatuna cops, tuko na D Minus.
The death of a parasite that thrives on the sweat of a hapless host is an occasion that calls for unrestrained and unrestricted celebration by the host.
Such occasions MUST be accompanied by copious consumption of potent alcoholic drinks and gouging on choice cuts of seared meat with kachumbari na pilipili kwa umbali. Where possible dancing with nubile girls to traditional beats should cap the celebration.
...and if possible, this should be summed up by orgic coitus with unrestricted flow of cum.
I will say it again that our law enforcement officers MUST be RESPECTED. You are the same people who when things go south mnalilia serikali itume polisi iwasaidie.
 
I will say it again that our law enforcement officers MUST be RESPECTED. You are the same people who when things go south mnalilia serikali itume polisi iwasaidie.
Ndugu yangu, umeona movies mingi sana mpaka your sense of reality is distorted. Security, like every other public service, is outsourced to private entities. Kenyans, having been advised by the president himuselefu, know that security starts with them. They have thus employed guards, kept fierce dogs, installed cctvs, electric fences as well as reinforced their homes to prison like status. If in doubt, pata msiba uite police utajua. Right from hatuna fuel ruse to being told ukiona suspects upige simu tena, the men in blue are slow to act.
I might not say it but most Kenyans, particularly in low income estates and rural areas where majority reside, would rather meet thugs at night than the police
 
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