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Police recruitment slots were reserved for certain community, Garissa leaders claim

GARISSA COUNTY: Leaders in Garissa Tuesday decried the recruitment exercise of police officers in the area want it repeated alleging that it was marred by prejudice and favouritism.

Speaking to the media in Garissa town, Supreme Council of Kenya Muslims (SUPKEM) Abdullahi Salat, who was one of the observers, claimed that some three slots out of twelve were slated for a specific community.

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