Gang members arrested, homemade gun and crude weapons recovered in Kisumu
A security operation in Kisumu led to the arrest of two suspected criminal gang members, and the recovery of items believed to be linked to criminal activities. The operation, mounted by detectives from the DCI Operations Support Unit (OSU), the Anti-Terrorism Police Unit (ATPU), and the GSU Tactical Team, was carried out following credible intelligence [...] The post Gang members arrested,…
Police raids in Kisumu resulted in the arrest of two suspected gang members and the seizure of potentially criminal items. The operation, conducted by detectives from three units, was prompted by intelligence suggesting the suspects' involvement in crime. The team apprehended Joseph Mwata Magak, known as "Boyi Sampa," and Isaac Omondi Ojwang'.
After searching Magak's rented house, officers discovered a homemade weapon, a bow with arrows, a knife, an imitation firearm, cannabis, police gear, tactical clothing, and other items. Joseph Magak has a pending robbery case in court. The recovered items are being used as evidence, and the suspects remain in custody. The public's tip-offs are praised for their role in combating organized crime.
Meanwhile, the National Criminal Investigations Academy sought to have its training programs registered and accredited by the Kenya National Qualifications Authority.
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