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    Autopsy confirms electrocution as cause of death for police officer in Kajiado

    Oki Bin OkiBy Oki Bin OkiMarch 22, 2026No Comments2 Mins Read
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    A postmortem examination confirmed that a police officer who died in Kitengela, Kajiado County, succumbed to electrocution.

    Police said the autopsy on the body of the late officer, Jackson Mwirigi, was conducted by pathologist Dr. Simon Omuok in the presence of family members and investigating officers.

    The pathologist concluded that the cause of death was electrocution.

    The body was moved to Meru for preservation as burial arrangements continue.

    Elsewhere, a rescue operation continued Saturday in Kieni East Sub-County, Nyeri County, after a man is suspected to have suffocated while digging a borehole in Ngarariga Village.

    Police said the incident was reported on Friday March 20 and preliminary information indicates that two individuals were engaged in digging a borehole estimated to be 75 feet deep when one of them, identified as Stephen Gitahi, descended into the hole to continue excavation as his colleague remained above, assisting in pulling out soil.

    However, Gitahi suddenly stopped communicating while inside the borehole, raising fears that he may have suffocated due to lack of oxygen.

    The Nyeri County rescue team was called to the scene to retrieve him, but efforts were unsuccessful due to heavy rainfall, forcing the operation to be postponed.

    Authorities are expected to resume the rescue mission once conditions improve, as concerns remain over the victim’s survival.

    Meanwhile, police in Mt. Elgon Sub-County, Bungoma County, are investigating a drowning incident after the body of a 38-year-old man was found in a water-filled trench in Kaptama area.

    The incident was reported on March 21, 2026

    Police said they found the lifeless body of Paul Kwemoi lying face down in a concrete trench used to channel rainwater into River Sosio.

    Preliminary observations indicated that the body had no visible physical injuries, suggesting a possible drowning.

    The body was retrieved after scene management and later moved to Kimilili Delight Mortuary, where it awaits a postmortem examination.

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