COUPLE CAUGHT SPYING ON ELITE SQUAD

Meria

Elder Lister
Two individuals were shot at and later arrested after they were allegedly found to be spying on President Uhuru Kenyatta's elite Recce Squad.

The two suspects were arrested on Saturday, January 4, while taking photos at the GSU Recce Company in Ruiru and were arraigned in court on Monday, January 6.

James Mburu Ikaba and Miriam Njoki were in a Toyota Land Cruiser parked near the camp and tried to flee after the police spotted them. This prompted the officers to pursue them and allegedly shot at the vehicle, deflating the tires.
The Recce Squad which is an elite paramilitary unit of the General Service Unit. One of its roles is guarding the president
A prompt search of the vehicle led to the discovery of seven rounds of ammunition.
The two were later detained at Juja Police Station. Upon searching Mburu's house in Marurui Estate detectives seized a Ceska pistol, two magazines, 45 rounds of ammunition and a shotgun.
Further interrogation at Anti Terror Police Unit offices compelled the duo to allegedly confess to carrying out surveillance.
Sergent Geoffrey Busolo, an ATPU officer, confirmed the incident, stating that the two may face charges for violating Section 5 of the Prevention of Terrorism Act, 2012, which attracts a jail term not exceeding 20 years.
The two were detained for 14 days and investigations are underway.
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Wafinywe makei na matiti hadi waimbe kama palito mpya. The ferk like we haven't forgotten how our very own sold out their souls to carry out the Dusit attack. Fuming mbaya sana right now
 
As long as we are struggling with poverty, greed and corruption, Kenya will always be an easy target for violent extremists.

It gets worse when big brother who always warns us of threats is himself provoking people.

Just brace yourselves, it's going to be messy.
 
The problem is that poorer people are more likely to be religious and get brainwashed.

If that were true, Kenya would have 30 million terrorists.

It's not really about how poor they are but more about their love for money, a poor person can be content, on the other hand a rich person can be so greedy that they're willing to take risks as engaging in terrorism, if they toyota landcruiser was theirs it seems like they were relatively well off.
 
If that were true, Kenya would have 30 million terrorists.
You misconstrued my assertion sir. I stated that poorer people are more likely to be religious. Religion is the richest recruitment ground for religious extremists (obviously).
 
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