Photo Courtesy; Officers in a past action.
According to the information shared, drama ensued when a police officer based at Industrial Area was forced to arrest a Kenya Defence Forces Soldier drawn from Kenya Air Force after he threatened him.
Photo Courtesy;
It is reported that the KDF officer now identified as Major Justus Ikwa Obare had been brought to the police station to record a statement after he was involved in an accident and while the police officers were attending to him, he suddenly started banging the table while threatening to assault the traffic police officer.
It is reported that in the altercation, Industrial Area Police Station OCS and other officers quicky dashed to the rescue of the traffic officer where it is reported that they managed to restrain the Kenya Air Force officer before he was placed in custody.
According to report by the police the KDF soldier was responsible for the accident that involved several cars.
Credit;https://nairobinews.nation.africa/kenya-air-force-officer-arrested-after-threatening-cops-at-a-police-station/
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