In several cases across the country, bandits have been charged with killing and displacing innocent people, most notably in Turkana, Baringo, and Laikipia counties. The government has dispatched police officers and KDF soldiers to hunt down the bandits. So far, police officers who are still in the trouble zone have recovered a large number of firearms from the bandits.
According to the source, new details have just emerged about what an unknown number of well-armed bandits did in one village in Laikipia County before escaping with several goats. As per the latest updates shared by a well-known source and at the same time circulating on social media, it has been revealed that an unknown number of bandits stormed Kayole village before shooting a 43-year-old man. It has been revealed that the suspects entered the compound of the said man before killing him and managed to escape with 120 goats, as per details shared by KBC this hour. It is not clear how many bandits invaded the home of the deceased.
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This just came in after another group of bandits shot four people at Lorogon village in Turkana county. These cases should be condemned, and KDF soldiers should follow the suspects and recover the stolen animals. Cases of people being killed by bandits have been increasing in the country, and the government should make sure that all the beneficiaries who are supporting the suspects are arrested.
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