According to the latest news report by Sikika road safety page through Facebook platform.
A traffic police officer based in Nairobi has run for his safety after noticing that he was being recorded while receiving bribes from PSV vehicles.
According to WhatsApps chats that victim has shared to Sikika road safety authority the DCI was performing that act at Umoja and after arresting a law abiding driver for not giving out his bribe,he learned that he was being recorded hence running and leaving his Traffic police motorbike.
Kenyans reacts:
ππ¨π‘ππ‘: Welcome to Kenya where every police want to do traffic duties πππ
ππ§ππ«ππ°: The bribe collection on our roads has the blessings of very senior officers.You can't expect NPS to help you fight extortion that they do.Matatu business can give you heart attacks.
ππ¨π: If the traffic officers concentrate on every vehicle's offence, no single vehicle will be on the road especially the PSVs.
πππ¦π: Kenya is a free country now. Criminals are being set free, cases dropped. Let police officers hustle π. Every hustle matters
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