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Polisi katika eneo la Ng’iya kaunti ya Siaya wanafanya uchunguzi wa tukio ambapo konstebo wa polisi anayehudumu katika kituo cha polisi cha Ng’iya alimuua kwa kumpiga risasi mkubwa wake leo asubuhi. Kamanda mkuu wa polisi wa kaunti ndogo ya Gem Yala Charles Wafula amesema Martin Mwendwa alimpiga risasi mkubwa wake kifuani na mikononi na kumuua papo hapo kutokana na kutoelewana baina yao.
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