Police seize 1,390 litres of illicit brew in Kisii
Police in Kisii County have intensified the crackdown on illicit brews following coordinated operations conducted across the county on Wednesday, August 26, 2026, resulting in the seizure of 1,390 litres of Kangara. In a statement on X on Wednesday, August 26, 2026, the National Police Service said officers from Suneka Police Station, working in collaboration […]
Police in Kisii County have intensified efforts to combat illicit brews following a series of coordinated operations on Wednesday, August 26, 2026. These operations resulted in the seizure of a total of 1,390 litres of Kangara, a type of illicit brew.
The National Police Service reported that officers from Suneka Police Station, in collaboration with National Administration officers, conducted a major raid in Bomorenda location. During this operation, they managed to impound 1,080 litres of the illicit brew. This operation, combined with another one in Rigena Village, Sosera sub-location, accounted for the majority of the total seizures.
In addition to the large-scale operation in Bomorenda, officers from Ikorongo Police Station in Rigena Village confiscated another 310 litres of Kangara. These coordinated efforts have brought the cumulative quantity of illicit brews seized to 1,390 litres.
The National Police Service emphasized that they will continue to target locations believed to be involved in the distribution of illicit alcoholic drinks. They urged residents to assist in this effort by providing timely information on any suspicious activities related to illicit brews and substance abuse. Residents can report such activities via toll-free numbers 999 or 911, or through the official contacts of the National Police Service.
The police have thanked the public for their continued cooperation and encouraged them to remain vigilant. Volunteering timely information on any suspicious activities is crucial in the fight against alcohol and substance abuse.
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