Four police officers attached to Kamkunji Police Station in Nairobi are under investigation over allegations that they stole Sh21 million belonging to a Congolese national, according to reports and official investigative sources.
Authorities have reportedly launched inquiries into the incident as efforts continue to establish what happened and recover the missing money.
According to reports, the alleged theft occurred after the Congolese national came into contact with the officers during an operation within Nairobi.
Investigators are examining claims that the money disappeared while it was under police control.
Officials have not announced any charges against the officers, and the investigation remains ongoing.
Sources said the officers have since been removed from active duties pending the outcome of the investigation.
Detectives are reportedly reviewing witness statements, police records, and other evidence to determine individual responsibility.Official statements indicate that the case is being handled through the appropriate disciplinary and criminal investigation processes.
According to reports, investigators are also seeking to establish the exact amount involved and the circumstances under which the Congolese national came into possession of the funds before the alleged theft.
Authorities have not publicly disclosed further details on the source of the money, and no court has made findings regarding the allegations.
The case has renewed public attention on accountability within the National Police Service, with reports indicating that senior officers are monitoring the investigation.
Officials have urged members of the public to allow investigators to complete their work before drawing conclusions.
As of the latest available reports, the four officers remain under investigation, and no convictions or formal findings have been announced.
Authorities have indicated that appropriate legal action will be taken if sufficient evidence is established through the ongoing investigations.
