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The Acting Inspector General of Police, Gilbert Masengeli, has committed to take decisive action against a rising wave of crime and criminal gangs that are terrorizing Mombasa residents. Speaking during a visit at the National police service stand during the first day of Mombasa international ASK show, Masengeli revealed that the coast security team has put in place measures aimed at ensuring security of residents and participants.
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Ag. Police IG Masengeli vows to wipe out Mombasa criminal gangs
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