The Director of Criminal investigation has issued a comprehensive statement after its officer shot three people before injuring self at the Bungoma law Courts.
Speaking to the members of the Press earlier on, the County commander Anderson Njagi confirmed that the officer allegedly discharged the firearm injuring three people who were; prison Officer and two Civilians. They are currently getting treatment at Bungoma Hospital.
Well, the DCI through their official social media platforms have reacted to the incident. They have acknowledged the incident insisting it was an accident and that they are collaborating with the Police oversight authority team on the issue.
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Director Of Criminal Investigation Statement.
Firearm Discharge at The Bungoma Law Court
The Directorate of Criminal Investigations (DCI) acknowledges an incident that occurred today at approximately 10:50 am at the Bungoma Law Court. During this incident, one of our officers, PC Cornellious Murey, accidentally discharged a round of ammunition from his Ceska pistol.
The ricochet resulted in minor injuries to several individuals, including a prison officer who sustained an injury to the chin, three civilians and the DCI officer himself.
We are relieved to report that all victims were promptly taken to a medical facility and are in fair condition.
The DCI is collaborating with IPOA and the Judiciary in the investigation to establish the circumstances surrounding the discharge of the firearm.
Further, appropriate measures will be taken in accordance with the Service Standing Orders to ensure accountability and address any potential lapses.
The DCI remains committed to ensuring the safety of the public and will continue to uphold the highest standards of professionalism within our ranks.
