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    Lawyer Among Three Suspects Arrested As Sleuths Bust Online Car Dealers Fraud Syndicate

    Wycliffe NyamasegeBy Wycliffe NyamasegeNovember 4, 2020Updated:November 4, 2020No Comments2 Mins Read
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    Police are holding three people linked to a multi-million fraudulent online car dealers syndicate.

    According to the Directorate of Criminal Investigations (DCI), the three including a lawyer identified as Moses Owino Angelo were nabbed on Tuesday night.

    Angelo and George Tsuma were arrested in Mombasa while the third suspect Charles Kipsang Koech alias Charles Brian Koech alias Ibrahim Merrali was arrested in Naivasha.

    Detectives launched a manhunt for the suspects after two people filed complaints at DCI Kasarani.

    The buyers claimed that they were swindled after making payments for vehicles they had seen posted on online market place https://jiji.co.ke.

    Read: 3 Arrested As Mombasa-based Detectives Bust A Car Theft Syndicate

    A lawyer and two other suspects were last night arrested when DCI detectives broke a multi-million fraudulent online car dealers syndicate that purports to operate in Mombasa.

    The lawyer, Moses Owino Angelo, and George Tsuma were arrested in Mombasa. The third suspect,… pic.twitter.com/GYeB7Heaqy

    — DCI KENYA (@DCI_Kenya) November 4, 2020

    According to the DCI, the first individual reported that he was led to a car yard on Nairobi’s Ngong road to view a Toyota Probox. After making the full payment, he was abducted and dumped in the city centre.

    “Another buyer paid a deposit through Mpesa for a Land Rover. The vehicle was never delivered, ” DCI said in a tweet.

    Read Also: Boris Malai, One Of The Suspects Caught On Camera Breaking Into A Car, Arrested In Mombasa

    Investigations into the fraud, DCI said, have revealed that Charles Kipsang is the kingpin of the racket.

    “We appeal to members of the public who may have fallen victim of the syndicate to report to DCI Kasarani for further police action, ” added DCI.

    …Charles Kipsang Koech alias Charles Brian Koech alias Ibrahim Merrali was arrested in Naivasha.

    Two people filed a complaint at DCI Kasarani of having been swindled after making payments for vehicles they had seen posted on an online market place, https://t.co/bsJGhPuUoQ.

    — DCI KENYA (@DCI_Kenya) November 4, 2020

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