crime report 2010

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INTRODUCTION

The security situation in the country during the first eight months was characterized

by a significant decrease in all categories of crime in 2010 that saw the national crime

trends decreased by 5% or 3293 cases as compared to the same period in 2009.

The country experienced decreased cases of theft of stock, breaking, vehicle and other

thefts, other offences against persons, criminal damage, theft by servant, dangerous

drugs, robbery, homicide, and stealing while increases were noted in offences against

morality and economic crimes.

During the same period the country underwent a historical event on constitution

amendment which was the first of its kind in the country since independence (1963)

on 4th August 2010. During the referendum exercise no major incidents were recorded

with the election being held peacefully. On 27th August the new constitution was

promulgated at Uhuru Park with dignitaries and foreign leaders attending andKenyans in attendance. Adequate security was provided that ensured safety during

the celebrations.

During the same period police recovered 128 rifles, 60 pistols, 10 toy pistols and

36,458 ammunitions in normal police operations. In addition the forceful

disarmament operation that began in the month of April resulted in the recovery of

1064 firearms and 3078 ammunitions.

CAUSES OF INCREASE IN CRIME

The trend of crime and insecurity have been orchestrated by, among others,

proliferation of small arms and light weapons, inequitable distribution of resources,

Organized crimes, high unemployment rate, drug and substance abuse, high illiteracy

levels and sophistication of technology.

ANNUAL CRIME REPORT

FOR THE YEAR 2010


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TRENDS OF CRIME

Amongst all the Province Nyanza Province recorded the greatest improvement in

security both with 14 % reduction in reported crime followed by; Eastern 10%,

Central 9%, Western 7% Coast 6%, and Rift Valley 6%. Increases were noted in

Nairobi Province and North Eastern Province which recorded an increase of28% and

15% respectively.

Decreases

The decrease in crime cases were noted in the following categories;

OFFENCE 2009 2010 DIFF % DIFF

1 THEFT OF STOCK 2414 1844 570 31

2 BREAKING 5933 5270 663 13

3 VEHICLE AND OTHER THEFTS 1236 1124 112 10

4

OTHER OFFENCES AGAINST

PERSONS 1767 1609 158 10

5 CRIMINAL DAMAGE 2865 2633 232 9

6 THEFT BY SERVANT 2292 2121 171 8

7 DANGEROUS DRUGS 4633 4290 343 8

8 ROBBERY 2462 2305 157 7

9 HOMICIDE 1864 1800 64 4

1 STEALING 10115 9876 239 2

Increases

The increases in crime were noted in the following categories;

S/NO 2009 2010 DIFF % DIFF

1 OFFENCES AGAINST MORALITY 3496 3972 476 12

2 ECONOMIC CRIMES 1904 2169 265 12


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In the monthly crime trend comparative figures decreases were noted in the following

months;- April 662 Cases or 10%, March 523 cases or 8%, February 379 cases or

6%, August 261 Cases or 5%, January 289 cases or 4% , June 181 cases or 3% and

October 80 cases or 1%. Increase was noted in May 252 cases or 5% and September

51 cases or 1%.

SUMMARY OF SERIOUS CRIMES

a) Narok. On 1/02/2010 illegal firearms and ammunitions were recovered within

Narok town at the premises of businessman Munir Haroon Ishmael a Kenyan

of Asian origin. Previously a cache of arms had been recovered from the same

premises on 7/12/2009. Several suspects were arraigned in court and

31,211assorted ammunitions recovered.

b) Kilifi: On 15/2/2010 at 4.00am at Mariakani along Mombasa-Nairobi road,

highway patrol officers arrested several suspects who were trafficking bhang

within lochab yard. They found a trailer loaded with 14 sacks, a Toyota corolla

loaded with 8 sacks, and another Toyota loaded with 8 sacks all weighing 728

kgs with a market value of kshs.1, 456,000.They were arrested and charged in

court.

c) Kawangware: On 11/03/2010 at 1.30 am along Naivasha road within

Kawangware, near K-REP Bank Boda Boda and Taxi operators clashed over

business. AP officers at Kawangware DCs Office received information and

proceeded to the scene and fatally shot seven people. Later it was established

that the dead were Taxi drivers within Kawangware. The following day residents

held demonstrations protest the killings. On 12/03/2010 seven administration

police officers were arrested and arraigned in court for the offence of murder.

Case is pending before court.

d) Uhuru Park: On 13/06/2010 at 1900 hrs, church clergy from different

denominations held a crusade at Uhuru park grounds. As they were winding up

unknown device exploded. As a result six people died while seventy two were

injured and admitted at Kenyatta National hospital. The motive is yet to be

established. Case is pending under investigation.


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e) Kenyatta National Hospital: On 13/09/2010 at 1620 hrs at Kenyatta national

hospital, police officers arrested two people after they were found in possession

of green nylon bag containing male genital organs .One of the suspect arrested

was an employee of the said hospital as a mortuary attendant and his

accomplice was an employee of Lona funeral services. The suspects were

arraigned at Kibera Law courts and released on Ksh 50,000 bail. The case is

pending before court.

f) Mbeere: On 6/11/2010 at 2240hrs at Coconut bar, Wakyai bar and

Thashrek bar within Siakago Township, No. 88068862 Apc Peter Karanja

from Siakago AP Camp surrendered himself to Siakago police station

while armed with G3 Rifle with empty magazine after shooting dead eight

members of public and two Administration police officers who had

rushed out for rescue. The motive of the killing was that the AP had

contracted HIV Aids from his girlfriend whom he was looking for at the

said bars but she had escaped. Scene visited, ten dead bodies found with

bullet wounds, 16 spent cartridges of 7.62mm recovered and bodies

removed to Mbeere Hospital Mortuary awaiting postmortem and

identification. Recovered from the suspect was one G3 Rifle S/NO. FMP

403933 with empty Magazine. Case is pending before court.

LAND AND ETHNIC CONFLICTS

a) Modogashe: On 14.2.2010 at 1300hrs at Skanska village, Elan location

Lagdera district tension arose over the construction of a proposed primary

school. The two Clans, Afua and Rer-Ali clashed at a water point after a dispute

erupted when Rer-Ali clan stopped the animals of Afua clan from taking water.

As a result eight people from both clans sustained injuries and were rushed to

Modagashe district hospital where one died while undergoing treatment. Police

arrested 8 suspects of the inter clan clashes among them six were injured. The

Provincial administration held a baraza to address the dispute. Case is pending

before court.

b) Tharaka: On 28/2/2010 at about 9.00am at Marimanthi area within the

disputed Tharaka/Tigania border, a group of about 300 Tharaka youth armed


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with bows and arrows attacked an IDP camp with about 38 families. They

demolished 4 toilets and made away with 8 goats and food stuff and attacked

an Administration police camp at Thagata Primary school. As a result one

person sustained gunshot wounds. Later the youth regrouped and went to Mzee

Murithis home at night and killed the old man, his son, his daughter in law and

a relative and burnt down two houses in the compound. An operation was

carried out and over 60 people were arrested and charged before a court of law.

Calm has since been restored.

c) Kilgoris: On 13/03/10 at around 1700 hrs at Tarakwet area, skirmishes

erupted between the Maasai and the Kipsigis communities. Police patrol team

in the area rushed to the scene and established that several grass thatched

houses had been razed down by arsonists suspected to be Maasai targeting

Kipsigis homesteads. The motive of the clashes was a boundary dispute

between the two communities at Tarakwet area. Police officers were deployed in

the area to restore law and order.

d) Garissa. On the 5/10/10 at 1200hrs at Bulla Audha and Bulla Tawakal , a

land dispute occurred leading to a clash between Abdiwak and Abdalla clans.

As a result three people were killed and six homesteads torched. Police officers

visited the scene and restored calm.The three bodies were removed to Garissa

general hospital. Case is pending under investigations.

ORGANIZED CRIME

Since the enactment of The Prevention of Organized Crimes Act 2010 the Police are

conducting an operation throughout the country to crackdown on members of the

outlawed mungiki sect members. Their unlawful activities led to the two day strike by

matatu operators in Kayole who were protesting the over the illegal collection of funds

in order to operate. The Prevention of Organized crimes act 2010 enacted recently has

stringent sentences that will go a long way in deterring young people engaging in

organized crime. Several suspects have been arrested and arraigned in court and

charged.


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Notable incidents perpetrated by organized crime groups include;-

a) Nyamira: On 21/09/2010 at unknown time at Ikuruma village, four bodies

were discovered with their heads chopped off after being subjected to mob

injustice by suspected members of public suspected to be Sungu Sungu. The

police later established that one of the suspects had been previously charged

and released for the offence of robbery with violence that led to the death of

Rev.Michael Nyakundi of a PAG church on the 20th September 2010. The other

three are suspected to be his accomplice. Police officers visited the scene and

efforts are being made to arrest the suspects. Case is pending under

investigation.

b) Karuri: On 25/09/2010 at Ndenderu area within Ndenderu area, fifty two

suspected mungiki adherents who were in a mini bus were arrested by police

officers on patrol. The suspects were travelling to Ol-kalau for peace meeting

that was to be held by Maina Njenga alleged former leader of the sect. The

suspects were detained at Tigoni police station and were between the ages of 25

and 35 yrs and one lady aged 20 yrs. An assortment of the sects paranarphalia

i.e 3.3kgs of traditional tobacco, 24 head caps, the sects flag e.tc was recovered

from the bus and kept at Tigoni Police station. Case is pending before court.

KIDNAPPING

During the year there has been a reduction in kidnapping incidents in urban areas

which mainly targeted businessmen, women and children. Police officers have

conducted several operations where victims were rescued and suspects arrested and

charged in court. Notable incidents included;-

a) Gigiri: On 21/2/2010 a Canadian National who had been kidnapped within

international school of Kenya was risqu by police officers in Kamunya village in

Gatundu after a fierce exchange of fire with abductors, two of the abductors

were killed and arrested.

ILLICIT BREW

Over the years Kenya has been grappling with sale of illicit brew that has resulted in

the death of several citizens. However with the enactment of the Alcoholic Drinks

Control Act 2010 that is expected to streamline the regulation, advertisement, sale


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and location of licence brewers and retailers. It is expected that such incidents will be

a thing of the past as the act will deal with health problems associated with alcoholic

drinks. Notable incidents recorded include;-

a)

Shauri-Moyo: On 9/04/2010 at 1430 hrs, area Chief reported that people haddied after taking unknown illicit brew and others had been taken to hospital.

Police officers visited the scene whereby ten (10) were confirmed dead and seven

(7) admitted and later discharged. Police have intensified patrols to crackdown

illicit brew within the country where over 304,300 litres ofkangara and 4,800

litres ofchangaawere netted. More than 900 suspects have been arrested and

charged in court.

b) Kibera: On 27/07/2010 at 1530hrs fifteen people were confirmed dead

after taking lethal brew (Methanol) at Kibera-Laini Saba. Nine others

were treated and discharged from Kenyatta National Hospital and

Mbagathi District Hospital respectively. Crackdown on illicit brew has

been intensified and so far seventy six people were arrested and charged

before court for the offence of brewing and consuming changaa within

Kibera slums alone. The Crackdown on illicit brew in various parts of the

country is also ongoing.

c) Ngobit: On 10/8/2010 at unknown time at Kakai Village, six men were

confirmed dead after drinking illicit brew. It was later established that they had

consumed lethal brew branded country walkerdistilled by Dunscate Distillers

company located in Ruiru.Police officers visited the scene and managed to

arrest a distiller and distributer of the lethal brew. Case is pending before court.

THEFT OF CASH ON TRANSIT

a) Mombasa: On 12/2/2010 at 1415 hrs at Barclays Bank Nkrumah Road

Mombasa, AP officers on escort duties stood sentry while other G4S personnel

went into the bank to collect money. After collecting the money, the car carrying

the money with G4S personnel sped to unknown destination leaving the officers

behind. The motor vehicle was later found abandoned at NEMA offices with two

boxes, with 514,000 Euros and 2570 Swiss Francs all amounting to cash Kshs


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63,945,300 million. Several suspects have arraigned. Over Kshs 80 million has

been recovered. Case is pending before court.

b) Nairobi: On 01/10/2010 at 1144 hrs, at Co-operative Bank building along

Haille Sellasie Avenue, a group of four men; two dressed in G4S uniform, one in

AP uniform armed with a G3 rifle and the other in civilian arrived at the bank in

Mitsubishi van with G4S Logo escorted by a Toyota fielder chase car. They

presented themselves in order to collect Kshs. 80 Million as per the notice

already served to the bank by the genuine G4S Company. On verification of the

documents presented, they fraudulently collected the money and sped off. Upon

reaching Matubuto road within Kilimani division they abandoned the van and

escaped in another motor vehicle to unknown destination. At 2.00pm the

genuine G4S company officers arrived at the Bank to collect the money but the

bank personnel, informed them the money had already been collected. Police

officers launched investigations whereby nine people were arrested for stealing

the money and arraigned in court. Case is pending before court.

DISARMAMENT OPERATIONS IN RIFT VALLEY AND EASTERN PROVINCES

Due to the previously rampant cattle rustling and cattle raids witnessed in Isiolo,

Laikipia West, Samburu and Tigania East Districts, a security operation was launched

on 15/11/2009 to mop out illegal firearms in possession of civilians and KPRs

reservist who in the District who have been taking sides alongside their kin during

cattle raids. Phase1 which was voluntary surrender of firearms led to the recovery of

1191 arms, 14722 ammunitions and 2678 livestock.

On 24/3/2010 2,545 illegal firearms which had been recovered from previous

disarmament exercise were burnt in a ceremony at Uhuru Gardens. Senior

government officials presided over the exercise. Forceful Disarmament exercise is

planned to commence along the Kenya- Uganda border in due course.

Phase 2, the Forceful disarmament operations started in April this year and so far the

exercises have proved successful with total of1064 arms and 3078 ammunition have

been registered. So far the breakdown of recovery is as follows;


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Rift Valley Province

Arms - 634

Ammunition - 617

Eastern Province

Arms - 430

Ammunition - 2461

OPERATION GOOD HOPE MOYALE SOLOLO AND WAJIR NORTH DISTRICT

The Operation commenced on 25/10/2010, that was necessitated after continuous

into the Ethiopian Territory by elements suspected to be members of Oromo Liberation

Front (O.L.F.) from Ethiopia ostensibly from the Kenyan side. O.L.F fighters have over

the years wedged war against the Ethiopian Government and continue to commit

atrocities against innocent public. An operation to flush them out is currently ongoing

in Moyale Sololo and Wajir North District and so far the following recoveries and

arrests have been made.

SUMMARYNumber of prisoners arrested -24 Total number of recovered firearms -10

Total number of recovered ammunitions -295

Total number of recovered bombs -1

Total number of hand grenades recovered -17 Total number of anti personnel FRG recovered -1

Total number of pocket phones recovered -1

Total number of fixed rifle binoculars -1

Total number of tear gas cannisters -3

SECURITY OPERATIONS AGAINST ALIENS

Since the beginning of the year Police conducted operations against Aliens unlawfully

present in the country which was sparked of by presence of the controversial

Jamaican Muslim cleric Sheikh Ibrahim Abdallah Al-Faisal who had been heldpending deportation to his country. The operations since since January have led to the

arrest of3,557 aliens among them 2,407 Somalis, 801 and 182 Tanzanians. 1028

Arrests were made in North eastern, 681 in Eastern, 610 in Nairobi, 507 in Coast,

334 in Rift valley, 219 in central and 138 in Nyanza. All the aliens were arrested,


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taken to court; fined and repatriated. Investigations from arrested Ethiopians reveal

that most of them were on transit to South Africa.

ARREST OF PIRATES /AL-QAEDA SUSPECTS

Lunga Lunga: On 25/9/2010 at 23.30 pm, Moses Oloo of immigration officeL/Lunga border reported that while on duty, he was approached by one Arab namely

Salim Awadth Salim alias Babaye a Kenyan aged 38 who requested for a temporary

passport to travel to Tanzania. Upon verification, he was found to be on the list of Al-

Qaeda suspects list which is in the immigration system. Police were informed and

arrested him along with Mbwana Twahally and Ahmed Kimwagh who is of Tanzania

national. All detained and are being interrogated at L/Lunga police station. Case is

pending under investigations.

TRAFFIC ACCIDENTS

During the period under review, the total traffic accidents increased by 0.4 %

with a total of7,895 accidents recorded in 2010 as compared to 7,862 in

2009. Among these were 2213 fatal accidents which resulted in 2570 fatalities.

In the same period, motorists were fined a total of Kshs 434,727,590/=.

BORDER SECURITY

Kenyan borders have experienced border incursions by armed militia form Sudan,

Ethiopia and Somalia. This has prompted the beefing up of security along the borders

to provide security and deter the influx of illegal aliens. Along the Kenya- Somali

border the Al-Shabbab militia which is fighting the Transitional Government of Somlia

poses a serious security threat.

The security deployment at the Kenyan borders within Somalia, Ethiopia, Sudan,

Tanzania and Uganda remains in place to counter any influx of illegal aliens.

During the period under review, the following notable incidents were reported along

the Kenya-Ethiopia, Kenya-Sudan and KenyaSomalia borders.


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Kenya Ethiopia Border

a) Lake Turkana: On 22/01/10 at about 1030hrs, around the shores of Lake

Turkana about 15 armed Merilles from Ethiopia had crossed the lake and

attacked fishermen who were proceeding to the lake for fishing activities.

During incident the three people among them a policeman were shot dead.

b) Kibish: On 8/2/2010 at about 1630hrs a group of Nyangaton Tribesmen from

Ethiopia raided Kenyan Turkana herdsmen along the Kenya Ethiopia border.

The herdsmen repulsed them after an exchange of fire as a result of which two

locals and Six Ethiopian Nyangaton were killed. Calm has since been restored

in the area.

c) Lokitaung: On 26/02/10 in the afternoon, a group of Merrile tribesmencrossed the border with the intention of raiding animals. They encountered GSU

officers on patrol and attacked them, as a result one C.I Vincent Lengoiboni was

shot dead. On 1/3/2010 a Peace meeting between the Kenyan and Ethiopian

Authorities was held and the G-3 rifle and uniform of the slain police officer

handed over. Security officers have been deployed and are patrolling.

d) Todenyang: On 3/3/2010 at 1220hrs gun shots were heard coming from

South East of the camp near Tedenyang Manyatta. Police officers visited the

scene and established that Turkana fishermen were attacked by the Merriles

from Ethiopia which resulted in the death of two locals shot dead. The officers

pursued them and killed two of the attacking gang.

e) Lokichogio: On 29/9/2010 at unknown time at Ejem Loluka Manyatta about

hundred people believed to be Toposa tribesmen from southern Sudan attacked

the Manyatta and stole four hundred heads of cattle. A gun fight ensued

between the locals and the raiders whereby eight people were shot dead while

thirty heads of cattle died during the incident. Police officers visited the scene

and the victims were rushed to Lopiding sub- district hospital. Later police

tracked and recovered two hundred heads of cattle which were later returned to

the owners. Case is pending under investigations.


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f) Turkana North: On 1/10/2010 at 1400hrs at Kakuayeu area within Kokuro in

Turkana, Merille herdsmen and Turkana herdsmen held a peace meeting under

a tree. During the meeting one Merille rose up and opened fire at the gathering

killing five people and fled across the border. The peace committee followed up

the matter with Ethiopian Authorities and the suspect was arrested in Ethiopia.

Kenya Sudan Border

a) On 23/01/10 at 1000hrs within Gababa area, security officers on patrol along

Lokichogio to Nadapar road were ambushed by a gang of about 15 men armed

with AK.47 rifles. The gang shot in discriminately at the officers who responded

by killing one bandit of Toposa from southern Sudan. An AK-47 rifle s/no. UH-

4184-2000 with 7rds of 7.62mm special was recovered. A land cruiser reg. no.

GK A194G had its wind screen and right hand side mirror shattered. Nocasualties on the police side. The body removed to Lopiding sub-district

hospital mortuary. Case is pending under investigations.

b) Turkana North: On 14/02/10 at around 09.00 hrs at Ngabara area along

Nadapal -Lokichogio road, A Kenya Army lorry ferrying officers heading to

Lokichogio from Nadapal Army patrol base was attacked by a group of Bandits

believed to be Toposas from southern Sudan. The bandits hit the motor vehicle

with a Rocket propelled grenade (RPG). During the incident two soldiers officers

were killed on the spot and twelve others injured and were flown to Moi Forces

memorial hospital.

Kenya Uganda border

a) Turkana south: On 23/4/2010 at 0930hrs at Kamagoro hills, an helicopter

from Uganda launched two attacks by firing 11 missiles. As a result a 15 year

old boy was slightly injured and six heads of cattle killed. Scene was visited and

spent missiles and cartridges were collected for examination. The area was

patrolled but the motive of the attack is yet to be established. Case is pending

under investigation.


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Kenya- Somali Border

a) Liboi: On 19/10/2010 at 0645 hrs at Harehare border, officers of GSU

Recce Company were on patrol along the border when they intercepted

four people armed with rifles dressed in jungle and civilian attires. Upon

being challenged to identify themselves, they opened fire at the officers

who fired back fatally injuring one of the thugs and seriously wounded

one of them. No. 82727 Pc Edward Mbui sustained a gunshot injury on

his left jaw and left shoulder. The injured officer was flown to KNH

Nairobi for treatment. Case is pending under investigation.

b) Malindi: On 30/10/2010 at about 6.00pm at Ngomeni area, Police

officers arrested five suspected pirates all of Somali origin. A search was

conducted and a satellite mobile phone namely Thuraya was recovered.

On the same date, 3 other suspected Somali pirates were arrested of the

coast of Lamu. Case is pending before court.


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Appendix A

COMPARATIVE CRIME FIGURES FOR THE MONTHS OF JAN-OCTOBER 09/10

S/NO OFFENCES2009 2010 DIFFERENCE % CHANGE

1 HOMICIDE1864 1800 -64 -4

2OFFENCES AGAINST

MORALITY3496 3972 476 12

3OTHER OFFENCES

AGAINST PERSONS1767 1609 -158 -10

4 ROBBERY2462 2305 -157 -7

5 BREAKING5933 5270 -663 -13

6 THEFT OF STOCK 2414 1844 -570 -31

7 STEALING10115 9876 -239 -2

8 THEFT BY SERVANT2292 2121 -171 -8

9VEHICLE AND OTHER

THEFTS1236 1124 -112 -10

10 DANGEROUS DRUGS4633 4290 -343 -8

11 TRAFFIC OFFENCES51 92 41 45

12 CRIMINAL DAMAGE 2865 2633 -232 -9

13 ECONOMIC CRIMES1904 2169 265 12

14 CORRUPTION149 56 -93 -166

15OFFENCES INVOLVING

POLICE OFFICERS50 30 -20 -67

16OFFENCES INVOLVING

TOURIST3 1 -2 -200

17OTHER PENAL CODE

OFFENCES 4145 4059 -86 -2

18 TOTAL61120 57827 -64 -4


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COMPARATIVE CRIME FIGURES FOR THE MONTHS OF JANUARY- OCTOBER 2010

HOMICIDE

4%

TRAFFIC OFFENCES

0%

CORRUPTION

0%

ECONOMIC CRIMES

5%

DANGEROUS DRUGS

10%

CRIMINAL DAMAGE

6%

OFFENCES INVOLVING

POLICE OFFICERS

0%

OFFENCES INVOLVING

TOURIST

0%

THEFT BY SERVANT

5%

VEHICLE AND OTHER

THEFTS

3%STEALING

23%

THEFT OF STOCK

4%

BREAKING

12%

ROBBERY

5%

OTHER OFFENCES

AGAINST PERSONS

4%

OFFENCES AGAINST

MORALITY

9%

OTHER PENAL CODE

OFFENCES

9%


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Appendix B

PROVINCIAL COMPARATIVE FIGURES FOR JAN-OCTOBER 2009 AND 2010

39845097

16887

15790

8331

7584

84317625

7358

6354

7805

7357 7234

6731

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89106 129

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NO.OFCRIMESREPORTED

NAIROBI CENTRAL NYANZA WESTERN KAPU

PROVINCIAL COMPARATIVE FIGURES FOR THE MONTHS OF JANUARY- OCTOBER 09/10

2009

2010

PROVINCE 2009 2010 DIFF % DIFF

NAIROBI 3984 5097 1113 28

RIFT VALLEY 16887 15790 -1097 -6

CENTRAL 8331 7584 -747 -9

EASTERN 8431 7625 -806 -10

NYANZA 7358 6354 -1004 -14

COAST 7805 7357 -448 -6

WESTERN 7234 6731 -503 -7

NEP 872 1003 131 15KAPU 89 106 17 19

RAILWAYS 129 180 51 40

TOTAL 61120 57827 -3293 -5


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Appendix C

MONTHLY COMPARATIVE CRIME FIGURES FOR JAN-OCTOBER 2009 AND 2010

MONTH 2009 2010 DIFFERENCE % CHANGE

JANUARY6520 6231 -289 -4

FEBRUARY5850 5471 -379 -6

MARCH6507 5984 -523 -8

APRIL6340 5678 -662 -10

MAY6058 5474 -584 -10

JUNE5944 5763 -181 -3

JULY 5947 5562 -385 -6AUGUST

5638 5377 -261 -5

SEPTEMBER6115 6166 51 1

OCTOBER6201 6121 -80 -1

TOTAL61120 57827 -3293 -5


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MONTHLY COMPARATIVE CRIME FIGURES FOR THE MONTHS OF JANUARY-OCTOBER

09/10

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NO.OFCRIMESREPORTED

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2010

Appendix D

FIREARMS RECOVERED FOR THE MONTH OF JANUARY TO OCTOBER 2010

PROVINCES PISTOLS RIFFLES TOY PISTOLS AMMUNITIONS

NAIROBI28 8 7 287

RIFTVALLEY2 41 0 32232

EASTERN0 33 0 2547

CENTRAL6 6 2 87

COAST5 16 0 783

NYANZA19 16 1 234

WESTERN 0 5 0 57NEP

0 3 0 231TOTAL

60 128 10 36458


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Appendix E

S/NO CATEGORIES OF CRIMES 2009 2010 DIFF % D

1 HOMICIDE a) Murder1169 1181 12

b) Manslaughter 41 57 16

c) Infanticide34 27 -7

d) Procuring Abortion32 30 -2

e) Concealing Birth66 69 3

f) Suicide265 162 -103

g) Causing Death by

Dangerous Driving257 274 17

sub-Total1864 1800 -64

2

OFFENCES AGAINIST

MORALITY a) Rape729 785 56

b) Defilement2242 2660 418

c) Incest157 192 35

d) Un-natural offences/

sodomy148 130 -18

e) Bestiality18 23 5

f) Indecent assault113 109 -4

g) Abduction84 65 -19

h) Bigamy 5 8 3

sub-Total3496 3972 476

3

OTHER OFFENCES AGAINST

PERSONS a) Assault12080 11063 -1017

b) Creating Disturbance5065 4746 -319

c) Affray363 376 13

sub-Total17508 16185 -1323

4 ROBBERY a) Robbery618 626 8

b) Robbery with Violence1767 1609 -158

c) Carjacking55 18 -37

d) Robbed of M/v15 38 23

e) Cattle Rustling7 14 7

sub-Total2462 2305 -157

5 BREAKINGS a) House Breaking2226 1932 -294


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b) Burglary1469 1466 -3

c) Other Breaking2238 1872 -366

sub-Total5933 5270 -663

6 THEFT OF STOCK2414 1844 -570

Sub- Total 2414 1844 -570

7 STEALING a) Handling Stolen Property306 270 -36

b) Stealing from Person886 924 38

c) Stealing by

Tenants/lodgers140 98 -42

d) Stealing from a building224 223 -1

e) General Stealing8559 8361 -198

sub-Total10115 9876 -239

8 THEFT BY SERVANT a) Stealing by Directors53 62 9

b) Stealing by Agents221 206 -15

c) Stealing by

employee/servant2018 1853 -165

sub-Total2292 2121 -171

9 VEHICLE AND OTHER THEFTS a) Theft of M/V516 398 -118

b) Theft from M/V187 200 13

c) Theft of M/V parts268 275 7

d) Theft o f Motor cycle265 251 -14

sub-Total 1236 1124 -112

10 DANGEROUS DRUGS a) Possession4252 3716 -536

b) Handling58 52 -6

c) Trafficking224 308 84

d) Cultivating49 113 64

e) Usage50 101 51

sub-Total4633 4290 -343

11 TRAFFIC OFFENCES

a) Taking Vehicle without

Lawful authority

38 72 34 b) D/ in of Alcohol

13 20 7

sub-Total51 92 41

12 CRIMINAL DAMAGE a) Malicious Damage1744 2091 347

b) Arson890 391 -499

c) Other Criminal Damage178 86 -92


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d) Negligent Acts53 65 12

sub-Total2865 2633 -232

13 ECONOMIC CRIMES

a) Obtaining by False

Pretence1083 1475 392

b) Currency Forgery 440 164 -276 c) False Accounting

74 42 -32

d) Other Fraud/Forgery

Offences307 488 181

sub-Total1904 2169 265

14 CORRUPTION a) Soliciting for Bribe99 32 -67

b) Accepting Bribe14 7 -7

c) Accepting Free Gifts5 0 -5 -

d) Demanding by false

pretence8 8 0

e) Other Corruption Offences23 9 -14

sub-Total149 56 -93

15

OFFENCES INVOLVING POLICE

OFFICERS a) Soliciting for Bribe13 5 -8

b) Accepting Bribe16 0 -16 -

c) Accepting Free Gifts2 1 -1

d) Demanding by false

pretence 2 9 7 3

e) Other Criminal Offences17 15 -2

sub-Total50 30 -20

16

OFFENCES INVOLVING

TOURIST a) Bag Snatching1 0 -1 -

b) Other offences Against

tourists0 0 0 #DIV

c) Other Offences Involving

Tourists2 1 -1

sub-Total3 1 -2

17

OTHER PENAL CODE

OFFENCES Other penal code offences4145 4059 -86

18 TOTAL61120 57827 -3293

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