… Section 251 of the Penal Code. window._taboola = window._taboola || []; _taboola.push({ mode: 'thumbnails-m', container: 'taboola-mid-article-thumbnails', placement: 'Mid Article Thumbnails', target_type: 'mix' }); The arrest was conducted by officers from Homa Bay Police Station …
… According to a police incident report, the incident occurred at about 8 p.m. on Saturday, with the hotel manager reporting the matter at Homa Bay Police Station at 10:15 p.m. …
… Passengers who were travelling in a bus christened Honest to Mbita sub-county were stranded in Homa Bay town, forcing the driver to park the vehicle near the Homa Bay Police Station for security reasons.At 3.30 pm, the passengers had not embarked on their journey.Emily Aloo, who …
… They are accused of attacking Denis Ochieng, a resident of Homa Bay Town, on June 26.In an affidavit signed by Police Constable Ismael Odhiambo of Homa Bay Police Station, who is investigating the case, the young men attacked Ochieng at the Sango area of Shauri Yako estate at 7.3 …
Police in Homa Bay arrested Kassim Abdi Sebo on charges related to assault causing actual bodily harm following chaos at a Linda Mwananchi rally in August. Seven other men were arrested for obstructing officers during Sebo's arrest.
Police in Homa Bay arrested Kassim Abdi Sebo on charges related to assault causing actual bodily harm following chaos at a Linda Mwananchi rally in August. Seven other men were arrested for obstructing officers during Sebo's arrest.
The Homa Bay Town Constituency UDA Chairman Franklin Oluoch's vehicle was set ablaze by two armed men on a motorbike at Makongeni estate on Saturday night. Oluoch escaped unhurt and police have launched investigations into the incident, though the motive remains unclear.
Nairobi Senator Edwin Sifuna held a Linda Mwananchi political rally in Nyandiwa, Homa Bay County, on Sunday despite attempts to block roads to the venue. Sifuna rallied supporters around democracy and political unity, accusing opponents of attempting to divide Luo and Luhya communities and linking his break with government to the death of blogger Albert Ojwang in police custody.
A group of youths attacked Homa Bay Tourist Hotel on Saturday night, vandalizing and stealing unspecified items before fleeing on motorcycles. The incident occurred amid heightened political tensions ahead of a planned Linda Mwananchi rally in the town.
Transport was paralyzed in Homa Bay town after youths barricaded roads ahead of a Linda Mwananchi movement rally on Sunday, stranding passengers traveling from Nairobi and forcing shops and markets to close.
Property worth millions of shillings was looted from Homa Bay Tourist Hotel by armed youths on Saturday evening amid rising tension ahead of the Linda Mwananchi rally. The hotel proprietor said about 50 youths initially raided the hotel searching for movement members, and a second group of about 100 youths later returned to chase away guests and workers before looting and destroying property.
Twenty fishermen were arrested in a joint operation by the State Department of Fisheries Service and Angalo Beach Management Unit for catching immature fish in Lake Victoria's breeding zone. Officials seized six boat engines and five fishing nets; the fishermen face court arraignment.
Six young men suspected to belong to the Rock Boys criminal gang in Homa Bay Town have been detained for 14 days pending pleas. They are accused of robbery with violence and assault on a resident on June 26, allegedly attacking him with a panga and robbing him of Sh2,000 and a smartphone.
Police in Homa Bay arrested 40 teenagers suspected of belonging to the Rock Boys gang, which has been linked to rising insecurity and criminal activities in Shauri Yako slum over the past six months. The arrests followed a three-day operation that began after gang members attacked and injured a resident during a robbery attempt.
Police have arrested at least 40 members of the Rock Boys gang in Homa Bay Town in connection with robbery with violence and assault that have troubled residents for the past six months. The gang, comprising teenagers aged between 16 and 19, will be arraigned in court on Monday.