Kenyans never fail to amaze the police with their thought of ideas to perform what they want by all means.
There was a drama early this morning after police were tracking two suspects for 200km before they nabbed them.
Police at Kebete police station, Dagoretti division have arrested two suspects who were found allegedly transporting illicit brew disguised as a corpse.
According to a reliable source, the bus was traveling to Nairobi from Western Kenya. As they were doing search, they found more than 130 liters placed in a hearse and acted like a corpse.
Dagoretti police commander, Francis Kinyua said they had tracked the bus for over 200 kilometers, and was nabbed at Uthiru, where they confirmed that their suspicion was right.
After a thorough search, surprisingly were dead body seats while being transported, they found a hearse full of 130litres of 'change' packed in bags and made to be like a corpse being transported.
The two suspects were taken into custody for more questioning and investigations
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