Just In: The New DCI Boss Set To Be Named By Friday
By MsLK (self media writer) | 5 months ago
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By Friday, it may be clear who will lead the Directorate of Criminal Investigation. This comes after the National Police Service Commission (NPSC) interviewed and thoroughly vetted the ten applicants who made the shortlist for the empty post vacated by former DCI George Kinoti on Tuesday as reported by the Star Newspaper.
The interim DCI Hamisi Massa will have been in charge for 14 days on Friday while waiting for the selection of a permanent DCI leader.
All of the nominees are experienced policemen who worked their way up to their current positions.
They include Esther Seroney; the police chief of Bomet County, Mohammed Amin; the chief of the Internal Affairs Unit (IAU), Bernard Barasa; the director of reforms at the DCI and Munga Nyale; the primary assistant to the Inspector General of Police.
Other individuals include former regional Coast police commander Paul Ndambuki; director of reforms at police headquarters David Birech. head of investigations at Insurance Fraud Michael Jonyo Wiso, director of planning at DCI Nicholas Kamwende, and head of DCI Railways Dr. Wanderi Mwangi.
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