On September 29, 2026, police officers from Garissa Police Station arrested two individuals suspected of committing robbery with violence in the Bulla Sagarey area of Garissa County. The suspects, armed with machetes, are believed to be responsible for multiple violent robberies across the region. The arrests were made following intelligence-led coordination by the police.
The two suspects are currently in custody at Garissa Police Station, where they are being processed ahead of their arraignment in court. The National Police Service described the suspects as notorious, indicating that their arrests were the result of sustained surveillance and prior intelligence gathering. The police also urged the public to report any suspicious activity to prevent similar crimes.
The National Police Service reaffirmed its commitment to dismantling criminal networks operating across the country and maintaining public safety. Members of the public were encouraged to stay alert and report any suspicious activity to the nearest police station or through available emergency channels. The police provided toll-free numbers and a WhatsApp line for reporting suspicious activity.
The arrests were made possible through the collaborative efforts of the police and the public. The police thanked the public for their support and encouraged them to continue providing information that would help in the fight against crime. The suspects will face relevant criminal charges once they are arraigned in court.
The police have been working to enhance security in the region, with a focus on reducing violent crimes. The arrest of the two suspects is a significant step towards achieving this goal. The police also appealed to the public to be vigilant and report any suspicious activity to prevent similar crimes from occurring.
The #FichuaKwaDCI campaign and other emergency channels have been established to facilitate the reporting of suspicious activity. The police urged the public to use these channels to provide information that would help in the fight against crime. The campaign aims to encourage the public to take an active role in maintaining public safety.
The journalist reporting on this story, Amos Khaemba, has over four years of experience covering politics and current affairs in Kenya. He is an accredited journalist and current affairs editor at TUKO.co.ke. The article was published on September 30, 2026, at 11:48 AM.
Key points
- The suspects were armed with machetes and are linked to a series of violent robberies across the region.
- The National Police Service urged the public to report any suspicious activity through toll-free hotlines.
- The arrests were made possible through intelligence-led coordination and sustained surveillance by the police.
