Three teenagers from Kaptimbor estate, Kabarnet in Baringo South are currently receiving treatment at the Baringo Referral Hospital after they were badly burnt by a pastor for stealing cakes worth Ksh.80. The three are students in form two and class eight.
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Local news outlet reports that the incident happened on Tuesday, May 24, 2022 when a pastor at Deliverance Church in Kaptimbor found one of the victims stealing the cakes and held him. With the help of another two men, they burnt his feet using a hot oven. 
The boy later revealed the whereabouts of another two boys who they had been sharing the cakes together. The two were taken out of their homes at night whereby they were punished like the first boy.
Their screams alerted some neighbours who arrived to save them. They were left to spend the night in the cold since they could not walk properly. On Wednesday, May 25, 2022, they were taken to hospital where they are currently receiving treatment. Two suspects have been arrested.
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