Kenyan thieves are too busy enjoying football..loool.
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“We hope that the peace will continue even after the World Cup,” he added. Kisumu police
boss Musa Kongoli also told the paper that since the tournament began, he had not handled any “very serious” cases, “apart from the incident where a police officer shot dead a football fan” at a video store following a row.
boss Musa Kongoli also told the paper that since the tournament began, he had not handled any “very serious” cases, “apart from the incident where a police officer shot dead a football fan” at a video store following a row.
Who needs the police when you got football huh?If only these politicians will just wise up! :)
The town of Kisumu has been wracked by high levels of violent crime in the past, and earlier this year local officials appealed for more street lights and CCTV cameras to be installed to deter criminals.
“Police patrols are going on and we do not intend to stop simply because crime has gone down in the area,” Kongoli was quoted as saying