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The Directorate of Criminal Investigations (DCI) has launched investigations into the reported disappearance of former CS Raphael Tuju following a missing person report lodged at Karen Police Station.
In a statement, DCI said Tuju was reported missing by his family on Sunday, March 22, 2026.
His motor vehicle was discovered abandoned along Miotoni Lane in Karen, with its hazard lights on.
DCI stated that a security guard from a nearby institution alerted authorities, prompting a swift response by officers from Karen Police Station.
The scene was later processed by Crime Scene Investigators and the vehicle towed to Karen Police Station for further forensic examination.
“Efforts to reach Hon. Tuju have so far been unsuccessful, as his mobile phone remains switched off. A specialized team has since been deployed to handle the case and is working in coordination with all other relevant government agencies to establish his whereabouts. The investigating team is also utilizing all available resources and investigative techniques to determine the circumstances surrounding his reported disappearance, ” DCI said.
Tuju Family Block Investigators from Accesing His Home
However, DCI noted that while progress is being made, Tuju’s family blocked investigators from accesing his residence along Mwitu Drive.
The Investigative asked the family to cooperate with investigators by providing information and allowing access to all locations.
“We urge full cooperation from all parties, including unrestricted access to relevant locations and prompt provision of information, for a swift and thorough resolution, ” DCI said.
Also Read: Revealed: Last Moments Before Former CS Tuju Went Missing
Plea to the Public
DCI has also urged members of the public who may have information regarding Tuju’s whereabouts, or who may have seen him, his vehicle, or any suspicious activity in the Miotoni Lane or greater Karen area before, on or after March 21, 2026, to come forward.
Also Read: Raphael Tuju is Missing, Family Says
Information may be shared confidentially through DCI Toll-Free Line: 0800 722 222, WhatsApp 0709 570 000 to report anonymously or to the nearest police station.
“The investigation remains ongoing and further updates will be provided as significant developments arise,” DCI said.
Photo of DCI Headquarters along Kiambu Road. PHOTO/K24
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