Mombasa, KENYA: A woman on Monday pleaded guilty in a Mombasa court for chopping off her husband’s manhood after he over slept.

Angle Mutuku appeared in court for chopping off Stephen Ochieng’s manhood causing him injury on February 16 at Magongo in Mombasa County.

Court heard that Mr. Ochieng was a sleep at around 5:30 AM when his wife accused him for oversleeping.

The accused person is then said to have removed his husband’s inner wear and grabbed his manhood before  cutting it  with a knife.

Ochieng then pushed his wife outside and locked himself in the room.

He later called his brother who took him to  Bomu hospital where he is being treated.

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Mombasa chief magistrate Julius Nang’ea directed prosecution to read the facts to the accused person on February 23 after prosecution requested for more time.

Mombasa, KENYA: Police in likoni are holding 23 men and women arrested on Sunday night after police raided several brothels in the sub-county.

The suspects, 10 women and 13 men, were arrested during a swoop targeting to eradicate commercial sex workers in the fast growing sub-county; whom police say engage in drug trafficking.

According to Likoni police chief Willy Simba,several rooms had been turned into exclusive brothels where prostitutes were allowed to” work” day and night.

He said many of the women arrested are of school age but have turned to prostitution.

A police source who was in the operation, told Baraka FM that the women could charge as little as sh.50 for the service and most of them have been in the business for over 15 years.

“Business was booming but the fee is very little, we can’t turn away but we have to accept,we have no otherwise,” one of the woman arrested told the police.

Meanwhile, police are hunting down a gang of six knife wielding thugs who are said to have terrorized residents in Mrima area for 2 hours.

The suspects whom police are yet to arrest, launched door to door attack robbing people on Sunday night,a witness told Baraka FM.

The suspects had masks and armed with machetes.

Likoni police boss Willy Simba confirmed to Baraka FM that they received distress call from one of the residents, but on arrival the assailants had escaped.

“We sent troops there but we didn’t get anyone. It seems like they had escaped but we are investigating the same and we will make arrests soon,” said the police boss.

The gang is suspected to be members of young thugs;a gang which have caused havoc in the area recently.

Mombasa, KENYA: Poor governance in Kisauni sub-county has been blamed for slow development rate witnessed in the area.

Addressing a public rally at Kadzonzo ground on Saturday, politician Ali Menza Mbogo claimed local leaders have failed in fulfilling their pledges to the common man.

Mbogo expressed his concern over the rising cases of insecurity in the area which is famous for the cropping up of the Wakali Kwanza group.

The soft spoken politician urged the youths not to be swept away by the political wave that is sweeping across the country.

“I urge the youth not to be swept away by politicians who look at their own interests” Mbogo said.

He  issued bursary cheques to over 220 students.

On the other hand, another politician Boniface Tunje lamented on the nature of leaders the area has produced in the past.

Tunje added that Junda residents have been dragged by unconcerned leaders who have been looking at their own interests.

Mombasa, KENYA: Three of seven terror suspects arrested in Mombasa have been released.

Mombasa Urban police boss Lucas Ogara told reporters on Sunday that the trio were released after police found them with no  connection to terror related activities.

“After we interrogated them we found they have no connection with terrorism activities but investigations are pending,” said the police boss.

He said the other four are still being held and they are probably to appear in court on Monday.

The suspects released are Shariffa Faiz,Faiz Hyder Mohammed and Rashid Mohammed Rashid.

They were nabbed at Kizingo and Mtwapa on Saturday morning following a joint operation by anti-terror police from Mombasa and Nairobi and locked up at Port police.

Urban OCPD Lucas Ogara told baraka FM  two of the suspects had just jetted back from Syria and they were arrested following intelligence reports.

The two  suspects have been identified as Nasra Hyder Faiz and Salim Mohammed Rashid.

The other six suspect’s are relatives of the two, whom police say played a major role in aiding them to come back after undergoing military training.

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Mr Ogara said the investigators wanted to know how the two  suspect’s ended up in Syria and who were behind their travelling arrangements.

The two had earlier been arrested by Turkish Authorities in November 2016, who then informed Kenyan security agencies of their presence in Turkey, where they were being held.

Police say the two suspects flew into the country on Wednesday and they believe they were planning to conduct attacks.

Mombasa, KENYA: Police in Mombasa on Sunday seized bhang valued at sh. 2 Million in Tudor estate stored inside a room suspected to be a drug store room.

Mombasa police boss Lucas Ogara said the bhang which is more than 500 kg, was found stashed in five bags and that one suspect is in police custody where  he is being interrogated.

Ogara said police were acting on a tip off from the public and they stormed the house where the bhang was being stored at around 12 am on Saturday.

The arrest of the suspect and seizure of the bhang in the city comes barely a week after police netted heroine worth sh.150 million.

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“We will continue with the war and those thinking they will win,I want to make it clear that the government will win,” said the police boss.

Meanwhile, Police in likoni  arrested two people suspected to be engaging in the drug business  as the war on drugs intensifies.

One suspect identified as said Mohammed alias Suaz, however managed to dodge the  police.

The two suspects arrested are Bibi Mohammed,  Suaz;s wife and Abdallah Ali;they were arrested by anti-narcotics police in their home in Shikaadabu area on Saturday night.

Likoni DCIO Henry Ndombi who led other officers during the raid, said the suspect seems to have changed tactics as no single drugs were found and he might have moved the drugs in unknown place.

Police searched the house with an aid of Two sniffer dogs in an operation which lasted for three hours.

Police said the escaped suspect has been in police radar for a long time engaging in the drug business.

Mr Ndombi said the wife of the suspect, earlier warned his husband after getting information that a sniffer dog had been seen crossing the ferry channel,he added the they were acting on intelligence reports of the suspect engaging in drug business.

“We found a text message in her cell phone warning him  that officers and a sniffer dogs had been seen crossing the channel,” said the DCi boss.

He noted that a manhunt has been launched and very soon the suspect will be apprehended.

The two suspects arrested are being held at Likoni police station awaiting to be arraigned in court on Monday.

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