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    DCI Arrests Five For Stealing 2,550 Liters of Tar and Isuzu Lorry In Murang’a

    OpinionBy OpinionAugust 23, 2019No Comments1 Min Read
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    Detectives from the Directorate of Criminal Investigations (DCI) have arrested five men for stealing from a construction company.

    According to the DCI, the five stole from S.S. MEHTA and SONS LTD site.

    The suspects are currently in police custody and are awaiting their arraignment.

    The police revealed that they recovered 2,550 liters of tar which were packed in 13 drums. The police have stored the evidence to be used as exhibits.

    FIVE Suspects were last night arrested by #Detectives based in Kigumo, Murang'a County after they were found Stealing from S.S. MEHTA & SONS LTD Site, following a 'Theft-in-Progress' report by the Company Administrator. Over 2550L of #Bitumen (Tar)parked in 13Drums were recovered pic.twitter.com/ugQzyrfsDK

    — DCI KENYA (@DCI_Kenya) August 23, 2019

    The police further noted that they seized an Isuzu lorry which was being used in the theft.

    The five include Samuel Mbugua,  James Muthoka, Meshack Wafula, Moris Wambua and Simon Irungu.

    Additionally, the detectives noted that they are currently hunting for a sixth suspect who was a casual worker at the site.

    DCI divulged that they carried out the arrest following a “Theft-in-Progress” report submitted by the Company Administrator.

    The five suspects are:
    1. Samuel Mbugua
    2. James Muthoka
    3. Meshack Wafula
    4. Moris Wambua, &
    5. Simon Irungu.
    A sixth suspect (casual worker at the site) escaped but is being sought. Suspects in custody, & exhibits including the ISUZU Lorry being used in the theft secured.

    — DCI KENYA (@DCI_Kenya) August 23, 2019

    The arrest comes barely a month after DCI detectives arrested two suspects in Machakos found siphoning fuel from a drilled pipeline in Kathangaita, Machakos.

    The underground pipeline was concealed in a 50 x 50 plot fenced using iron sheets.

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