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POLICEMAN SHOOTS HIS BOSS
Police in Ng’iya area of Siaya county are investigating an incident where a police constable stationed in Ng’iya police station shot dead his boss on Sunday morning. Gem Yala Sub-County Police Commander senior superintendent Charles Wafula says Martin Mwendwa shot his boss on the chest and arms, killing him on the spot over an alleged misunderstanding between them. He was later killed by his fellow officers during an exchange of fire.
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A police constable shoots dead his boss in Ng'iya, Siaya county
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