Police deployed at former President Uhuru Kenyatta’s Northlands farm, 24 hours after invasion
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Police visit former President Uhuru Kenyatta's Northlands farm along Thika Superhighway 24 hours after goons invaded
Police visit former President Uhuru Kenyatta’s Northlands farm along Thika Superhighway 24 hours after goons invaded.
A contingent of police officers arrived at Kenyatta Family’s Northlands Farm on Tuesday, 24 hours after unknown youth invaded the property and stole sheep.
Almost an hour to noon, the officers were seen arriving aboard their land rovers to Kenyatta family-owned.
This after dozens of unknown people on Monday raided the land along the Eastern Bypass, Ruiru, and destroyed property.
The group was armed with power saws and machetes and felled a number of trees before escaping with an unknown number of livestock.
This is after they breached a fence around the expansive farm.
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According to witnesses, the gang entered the property from the Kamakis side via the congested Eastern bypass, and some members were spotted taking sheep from the premises.
The National Police Service, Inspector General, or Cabinet Secretary for Interior have not yet commented on the matter.
The East Africa Spectre Limited along Mombasa Road was being raided at the same time Northlands had goons.
The Independent Police Oversight Authority announced on Monday that it is already looking into the Nairobi police department’s inability to secure private property.
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