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How witchdoctor forced three suspected robbers to surrender using bees

The police reported that some rituals were performed in the cowshed and the goats' pen.

In Summary

• Tolibert sought the services of a traditional medicine man to assist in tracing them.

• Police said the medicine man administered some herbs to the three suspects and the bees disappeared.

The suspects.DCI
The suspects.DCI

Three young men suspected of stealing livestock in Emusanda village in Kakamega County were on Friday attacked by a swarm of bees.

According to a police report, at around 10:00 am, Hillary Momanyi, 22, John Bukhazio, 28, and Wilnstom Mutiele, 20, were seen near the station with a cow and a goat suspected to have stolen from one Imbiaka Tolibert.

"He reported that his calf and a goat had been stolen on Wednesday at Shibuli police post," the police said.

After waiting for a police report in vain, Tolibert decided to seek the services of a traditional medicine man.

The Witchdoctor./DCI
The Witchdoctor./DCI

The traditional medicine man is said to have performed some rituals in the cowshed and the goats' pen in a bid to trace the animals.

"Today, three youths emerged having been attacked by a swarm of bees. They were found in possession of the cow, while one was carrying a goat on his shoulders," the police said.

The three were from Mumias East Sub-county.

Police said the medicine man administered some herbs to the three suspects, and the bees disappeared.

The suspects were later arrested and are in custody, waiting to be arraigned.

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