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CS Nkaissery defends Air Wing commander Rodgers Mbithi for allowing relatives use police plane

NAIROBI: Interior Cabinet Secretary Joseph Nkaissery has defended Kenya Police Air Wing Commandant Rodgers Mbithi over claims he committed a crime by allowing his daughter in law fly in a police fixed wing plane from Mombasa to Nairobi.

Nkaissery said Mbithi committed no crime in allowing the plane to carry his kin. He added there will be no action to be taken on the commander.

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