Police recover 16 stolen motorcycles at a Nairobi garage

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Police recover 16 stolen motorcycles at a Nairobi garage

Detectives from the Directorate of Criminal Investigations (DCI) have recovered 16 stolen motorcycles from a garage along Juja road in Nairobi.

The motorbikes, suspected to be stolen, were recovered during a security operation that was spearheaded by DCI officers officers in Starehe and police officers from Muthaiga Police Station.

“Two suspects, Dominic Otieno Omollo and Antony Kagimbi Kanyoro, in whose garage the said motorcycles were found were also arrested in the 8pm raid,” DCI noted in a statement. 

Listed are the recovered motorcycles which have since been processed and documented as exhibits at Starehe DCI office. 

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1. KMGG 653B Shinery Red in colour 

2. KMFG 961C Black in colour 

3. KMGA 799C Hero/Hunter Red in colour 

4. KMFY 284N Black Bajaj

5. KMEY 474M Boxer red

6. Boxer red with no registration No.

7. KMEL 293R Boxer frame

8. KMED 427U Ranger blue in colour 

9. KMFB 559J Ranger blue

10. KMDM 861L Captain blue

11. KMDB 468W frame

12. KMFG 771G Boxer pimped up with purple 

13. KMDM 694C Boxer red

14. KMDN 717Y Honda red

15. KMGK 700K Ranger Black 

16. KMFW 438W Ranger Black 

The suspects will be arraigned before Makadara Law Courts on Monday, January 25, 2024. 

This comes a few days after DCI detectives arrested two robbery suspects in Kajiado  for stealing wedding gifts from a newly wed couple.

Several items were recovered from the two suspects during their arrest on March 19, 2024.

“Two suspects who invaded a holding room where a newly-wedded couple was staying before embarking on their honeymoon in Kiserian, Kajiado county have been arrested,” read part of DCI statement. 

John Mwangi alias Mankufa and James Mwandiki were smoked out of a hide out at Olooseos in Kajiado County, where some of the items looted during previous robbery incidents were recovered.

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