The Directorate of Criminal Investigations (DCI) Anti-Narcotics Unit (ANU) successfully disabled the Mazda CX-3 (registration number KDX 264K) by deflating one of its front tyres near the Subukia area along the busy Eldoret–Nakuru Highway. Following the dramatic high-speed chase, detectives apprehended two suspects at the scene, identified as David Wafula and Loise Akoth.Key Operation DetailsThe Intelligence: Detectives acted on credible, anonymous tip-offs regarding a vehicle trafficking narcotics along the highway.The Interception: An ambush was set up by law enforcement, but the driver defied explicit stop orders, sparking a high-speed pursuit.The Cargo: Inside the immobilized Mazda, officers recovered seven sacks packed with 154 kilograms of cannabis sativa (bhang) with an estimated street value of KSh 4.62 million.The suspects were taken into police custody and are undergoing processing by the DCI ahead of their expected arraignment in court.If you would like to follow this developing story, let me know if you need information on subsequent court dates, additional anti-narcotics crackdowns in Nakuru County, or details on how to report anonymous tips to the DCI.
Source Attributed: Nation Newspaper

