TheBulls are among the most valued animals in the western region. Apart from commercial value, they are used for cultural activities including sports others. Bull fighting is one of the tourist attractions in the region
Today, information from Kakamega County police officer reveal that court ordered the arrest of the bull after it killed a woman in the area. Residents in the video shared by Nation media on twitter revealed that the same bull had previously injured a child before later killing the middle-aged woman.
Court decided that the man should be detained too although for 14 days pending investigation. Police officers said they opted to detain the bull because the locals were waiting for it at suspect's home to kill it.
They believe that once the bull commits such heinous act of Killing an individual, it has to be cut into pieces and meat shared by community members.
Click here to watch the video. https://twitter.com/NationAfrica/status/1544329079662452736?t=nmSV9KIgIGLxFDmQkSyEvg&s=19
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