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    Most Wanted Criminal Who Chopped Off Victim’s Legs Finally Arrested

    OpinionBy OpinionMay 16, 2019No Comments2 Mins Read
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    The Directorate of Criminal Investigations (DCI) have arrested one of the most wanted criminals in Kawangware.

    According to the detectives, the suspect Kelson Lienga alias Kevin Lienga is noted to have been involved in a series of crimes, including one which he chopped off the leg of his victims.

    Lienga has been accused of being connected to crimes especially in the Western part of the country which included robbery with violence and defilement.

    Read: Nakuru Judge Forced to Hold Court Session in Police Car As Suspect Declined to Alight

    The detectives noted that in 2017, Lienga was arrested following a series of crimes he had carried out in Sabatia.

    He was later arraigned in court, tried and was convicted (in absentia) to 20 years after he failed to show up in court during his judgement day.

    One of the most #wanted suspect;Kelson Lienga alias Kevin Lienga was today arrested in Kawangware by @DCI_Kenya Detectives.The suspect is connected to a series of crimes in western including robbery w/violence & defilement. Suspect in lawful custody awaiting arraignment in court. pic.twitter.com/Qq6obQFciG

    — DCI KENYA (@DCI_Kenya) May 15, 2019

    The DCI added: “On 26th February and 10th April 2019, the suspect was connected in a series of violent robberies and organized crimes including one in which a 14-Year-old girl was defiled.

    Read: DCI Lists 9 Luxury Cars Wanted In Ongoing Investigations

    “The suspect is directly linked to all these crimes and has been at large ever since he failed to attend court,” the detectives mentioned.

    The suspect is currently in custody awaiting his arraignment in court.

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