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Relatives of Malindi businessman Karisa Mae, who was allegedly abducted by security officers at Arabuko along the Kilifi-Malindi road on Monday, are pleading with the government to help them find his whereabouts. According to the relatives they had sought Mae everywhere, including police stations and mortuaries, to no avail, and implored the state agency that is believed to be behind the alleged abduction to either release him or charge him in a court of law if at all he committed any offense.
Petition over abducted family member in Malindi
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