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    DCI Detectives Arrest KDF Soldier, KeMU Student For Kidnapping Three People In Eastleigh

    Eva NyamburaBy Eva NyamburaOctober 16, 2018No Comments1 Min Read
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    DCI detectives on Monday arrested a Kenya Defence Forces (KDF) soldier and a Kenya Methodist University (KeMU) student in connection to a kidnapping incident in Nairobi’s Eastleigh area.

    Private Mohamed Sharmake Abdi of Kahawa Barracks (No.95592) and Abdi Hamid Mohamed Abdi were apprehended alongside Abdikalif Mohammed Noor, Ahmed Abdullahi Abdi (driver of the vehicle) and a Salah Abdi.

    They are said to have abducted three people in a private car and demanded for Sh5,000 ransom for each of the victims.

    The three victims have since been rescued.

    “The soldier, No. 95592, Private Mohamed Sharmake Abdi of Kahawa Barracks, Abdi Hamid Mohamed Abdi a Student at the Kenya Methodist University, Mr Abdikalif Mohammed Noor, Ahmed Abdullahi Abdi and Salah Abdi will be arraigned in court today,” the DCI said in the statement.

    On Monday, an NIS officer based in Wajir Abdi Alio was arrested with two others in the same area.

    They were in possession of two pistols, six sachets of heroin, and 40g of bhang.

    #EastLeigh | @DCI_Kenya Detectives last night arrested 5 abductors among them a university student & a soldier, within Eastleigh area & rescued 3 victims. The abductors were demanding for Ksh.5,000 release fee from each victim. The suspects will be arraigned in court today. pic.twitter.com/nEzJygcjOB

    — DCI KENYA (@DCI_Kenya) October 16, 2018

    They are:-

    No.95592 Private Mohamed Sharmake Abdi of #KahawaBarracks

    Mr. Abdikalif Mohammed Noor

    Ahmed Abdullahi Abdi (The driver of the vehicle)

    Abdi Hamid Mohamed Abdi~Student at #KeMU &

    Salah Abdi #StayVigilant. pic.twitter.com/rbGo1VzVa7

    — DCI KENYA (@DCI_Kenya) October 16, 2018

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