Three Arrested as Police Seize Pistol Along Kangundo Road, Nairobi

 

Police Officers based at Kayole Police Station in Nairobi have arrested three suspects and recovered a Retay Falcon pistol.

 The drama unfolded near Saika stage when alert officers on patrol spotted a motorcycle carrying a rider and two pillion passengers approaching.

According to a police report, the suspects upon noticing the police officers, sped off on a motorcycle into Saika Estate, raising immediate suspicion and triggering a swift police pursuit.

 “Officers moved in fast and successfully intercepted the motorcycle. The two pillion passengers jumped off and scattered in different directions, sparking a foot chase through the busy neighbourhood”.

 Police report that one of the suspect Shem Kariuki Ondieki, 19, dropped an object as he fled. Officers later cornered and arrested him before returning to inspect what had fallen.

 “Lying on the ground was a Retay Falcon pistol loaded with 10 rounds of 9mm ammunition: a deadly find that signalled the suspects may have been on a far more dangerous mission than an ordinary boda boda ride”.

 The motorcycle rider Emanuel Maina Kioi, 19, was also arrested at the scene.

 Detectives immediately launched a manhunt for the third suspect who had vanished into the sprawling estates of Eastlands.

 The trail led officers deep into Dandora Phase Four, where they stormed a house linked to the suspect Samwel Okoth Ochieng, arresting him in the house.

 “Recovered from the house were a Ceska pistol magazine loaded with 16 rounds of 9mm ammunition, 62 assorted mobile phones, assorted electronic items, a Mercedes-Benz ignition key and several other incriminating items”.

 The suspects were held at Kayole Police Station awaiting arraignment.

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