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Rogue DCI sleuth threatens cops after conning each Sh200K

Each officer parted with Sh200,000 as share capital.

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by POLITICAL DESK

Realtime24 June 2021 - 11:50
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In Summary


• Each officer parted with Sh200,000 as share capital in the plot hatched in 2014.

•Those who contributed were promised to get Sh3 million in 2020.

DCI boss George Kinoti

A rogue detective hatched a plot that has left several police officers who fell for his deception counting losses. The officer based in one of the stations in Nairobi lured over 100 unsuspecting colleagues, mainly from the regular department to join an investment scheme that never was. Each officer parted with Sh200,000 as share capital. The unsuspecting officers only realised that they had been trapped in a con game when the supposed investment bore no benefits. The trickster is now threatening the cops instead of giving refunding their investments. The victims want DCI boss George Kinoti (pictured) to intervene and have the criminal arrested.


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