Police in Trans Nzoia County have arrested two suspects linked to organised criminal activities following an intelligence-led operation that also led to the recovery of weapons and tactical gear.
The suspects were taken into custody during a coordinated raid in Chebarus and Kibomet areas of Trans Nzoia West Sub-County.
Officers from Kitale Police Station teamed up with detectives from the Directorate of Criminal Investigations Headquarters to carry out the operation.
Acting on intelligence reports, the team moved into the targeted areas and launched a well-planned raid.
As a result, officers arrested Dickson Wamocho and Frank Kuyala without incident. Security teams then secured the scene and expanded the search to nearby locations.
During the search, officers recovered several items suspected of supporting criminal activity. These included a military-style tactical uniform, two pairs of combat boots, a sword, metal rods and multiple mobile phones.
In addition, investigators believe the items may have played a role in planning or facilitating organised criminal operations. However, they continue to examine the evidence to establish the exact connection to the suspects.
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Following the arrest, police took the two suspects into custody for processing. Authorities confirmed that they will remain held as detectives prepare the case for arraignment.
Meanwhile, officers secured all recovered items and documented them as exhibits. Investigators will use the materials as part of the ongoing probe into the suspects’ activities.
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At the same time, security agencies have intensified investigations to determine whether the suspects operated alone or as part of a larger criminal group in Trans Nzoia West Sub-County and surrounding areas.
Finally, police have reiterated their commitment to intelligence-led operations aimed at dismantling organised criminal networks and improving security across the region.
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