Gachagua terms Kikuyu Police Station a crime scene

DCP leader Rigathi Gachagua has described Kikuyu Police Station as an active crime scene, accusing the Directorate of Criminal Investigations (DCI) of covering up alleged atrocities committed by officers at the station.

Speaking on Sunday while attending a church service at ACK St. Philip’s and Mary Magdalene Church in Gachie, Kiambu County, Gachagua alleged that officers from the station planned killings across the country before allegedly carrying out the attacks.

“There at Kikuyu Police Station is a scene of crime. That police station is where all murders are planned in Kenya,” he claimed.

The former Deputy President reiterated claims that the motive behind Dr. Victoria Mutiso killing was to facilitate the sale of her land, which he said was valued at Ksh.1.5 billion.

According to Gachagua, officers from the station receive protection from senior government officials and their Officer Commanding Station, which he claimed was the reason no action has been taken against them.

“All issues, the officers killing people are there. They are protected by Chief Inspector Mulwa who is protected by Kimani Ichung’wah, who is defending him not to be removed from that post,” Gachagua added.

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Gachagua further alleged that some officers at the station had turned into “assassins for hire”, claiming that members of the public could allegedly approach them to settle personal or business disputes.

“Now those officers to be hired to kill are there. Kenya has reached a point where if you want to kill someone, maybe you have disagreed about business or even husband and wife have disagreed and you want to kill them, you go there and pay the police,” he claimed.

He alleged that each officer is paid Ksh.500,000 for such operations, claiming that the three individuals he believes were involved in Mutiso’s killing received Ksh.1.5 million.

Gachagua also alleged that firearms reportedly stolen during the Gen Z protests were removed from government records and are now being distributed to officers to commit murders.

He called on the Inspector-General of Police to release the investigation report into the alleged crimes and called for the dismantling of Kikuyu Police Station.

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