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After receiving a distress call from a victim of a robbery at the Huruma Grounds in Nairobi, DCI Commandos engage the fugitive and his two accomplices in a high-speed chase that ends with their cornering them.
According to the information provided by the DCI, a knife-wielding bandit attacked a pedestrian in Huruma and stole his cellphones and an undisclosed sum of money.
DCI Commando gave chase and eventually apprehended the culprit, later revealed to be Sylvanus Ochieng. Even his two helpers couldn't get out of the jam.
DCI said the victim of his attack positively identified him at an identification parade at the Huruma Police Station.
Sylvanus Ochieng, it has been said, is a notorious criminal who frequently works with a group responsible for robbing public transportation passengers along Juja Road of their phones and other valuables. Huruma Police Station detectives are preparing to appear in court on robbery with violence allegations.
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