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Police recover stolen phones & laptops in Kayole operation, arrest 2

Police in Kayole, Nairobi County, have arrested two persons of interest and recovered stolen mobile phones and laptops in an operation targeting individuals suspected of dealing in illicitly acquired property. According to the National Police Service-Kenya, the operation was conducted by officers based at Soweto Police Station in Kayole Sub-County and resulted in the recovery […]

In a police operation targeting individuals suspected of dealing in stolen property, two suspects were arrested and 10 functional mobile phones, three laptops, and 18 non-functional mobile phones were recovered in Kayole, Nairobi County. The National Police Service-Kenya conducted the operation in collaboration with officers from Soweto Police Station.

The suspects were apprehended during the operation and are currently in custody at Soweto Police Station, awaiting processing and arraignment in court. The recovered electronic devices have been secured as exhibits for ongoing investigations. The operation was aimed at disrupting networks involved in the handling and resale of stolen goods, as the police intensify their efforts to dismantle criminal networks dealing in stolen property.

The police remain committed to conducting targeted operations across the country to dismantle such networks. Members of the public are urged to report any criminal or suspicious activities to the nearest police station.

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