DCI arrest "notorious house breaker" who is also under interpol radar.
The DCI has arrested Margret Waithira Kamande, who is said to be a notorious house breaker, while trying to board a flight to Dar es salaam.
According to the DCI, the suspect was captured on several CCTV cameras breaking Apartments & offices within Nairobi.
She is also believed to have been involved in an incident whereby an AP sergeant was shot at the Blue Hut hotel while responding to a crime incident.
She is also wanted by INTERPOL Zimbabwe and other East African countries after she jumped bail which was granted by a Zimbabwean court in offences related to House breaking, burglary and stealing.
She had been on the run until her arrest.
Elsewhere, three Cameroonian nationals were Thursday afternoon arrested at Ngando area in Dagoretti on suspicion of engaging in counterfeit money.
The three; Kenmeuhe Meupi, Maboulah Jacques Robert and Yanglong Tabet Guy Merlin are in lawful custody and will be arraigned in court tomorrow.
After thorough search in their house, a box containing black papers suspected to be used for forging Kenyan bank notes was confiscated.
According to the DCI, the suspect was captured on several CCTV cameras breaking Apartments & offices within Nairobi.
She is also believed to have been involved in an incident whereby an AP sergeant was shot at the Blue Hut hotel while responding to a crime incident.
She is also wanted by INTERPOL Zimbabwe and other East African countries after she jumped bail which was granted by a Zimbabwean court in offences related to House breaking, burglary and stealing.
She had been on the run until her arrest.
Elsewhere, three Cameroonian nationals were Thursday afternoon arrested at Ngando area in Dagoretti on suspicion of engaging in counterfeit money.
The three; Kenmeuhe Meupi, Maboulah Jacques Robert and Yanglong Tabet Guy Merlin are in lawful custody and will be arraigned in court tomorrow.
After thorough search in their house, a box containing black papers suspected to be used for forging Kenyan bank notes was confiscated.
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