Wanted cops in murder of Dr Mutiso traced to Nakuru as cops recover stolen car in Kisii
Two cops wanted over the murder of clinical psychologist Dr Victoria Nthunya Mutiso could be hiding in Nakuru. Detectives pursuing them have in the meantime told the two to surrender for grilling and avoid further escalation that may turn bloody. The two officers, Inspector Kenneth Kipkemboi Sang of Nderi Police Station and Collins Bett Kiplangat [...] The post Wanted cops in murder of Dr Mutiso…
Two wanted police officers, Inspector Kenneth Kipkemboi Sang and Collins Bett Kiplangat, may be hiding in Nakuru after the murder of Dr Victoria Nthunya Mutiso. Detectives on the case have urged the two to surrender for questioning and prevent any potential violent escalation. The murder of Dr Mutiso took place on July 29, 2026, in the Upper Hill area.
The primary suspect, Elijah Kimoi, was formally arrested in Kisii County. Kimoi allegedly used a firearm to shoot Dr Mutiso, who was traveling to work in an Uber. The murder was reportedly part of a larger scheme, with the suspects promised Sh1.5 million for the crime. They had already been paid Sh100,000 as a down payment, with the remaining sum intended to be raised from the sale of a Range Rover.
This vehicle, among four others stolen from Dr Mutiso's home, has been seized by the police. The investigation has linked the murder to a 20-acre piece of land in Mlolongo, currently under probe.
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