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EXPOSED: 5 APS Who SEIZED IVORY In MOMBASA To Face Consequences From The Bosses For NOT TAKING The Sh 5MILLION BRIBE

Administration Police officers who seized a consignment of 314 pieces of ivory in Mombasa are now working in fear of victimization from their bosses.
Sources have revealed  that the officers had allegedly been reprimanded by their seniors after they seized the ivory whose origin and destination are yet to be known.
The sources further disclosed the officers have been redeployed. But Mombasa County Police boss Robert Kitur has denied they were moved from their units or victimised for leaking reports about the seizure.
Last evening, Mombasa County Commissioner Nelson Marwa claimed the officers had been recommended for promotion for displaying dedication to their work but neither Marwa nor Kitur could provide any documentation to indicate the officers had been recommended for promotion or to indicate their whereabouts
The 5 APs who refused 5M bribe & netted Ivory are IP Ahmed Gabow & PCs Cyrus Mwakio, Ali Abdi Gedi, Miraj Ali, Kassim Bakari, Hassan Mohameds.


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