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Officers undergoing vetting accuse their traffic counterparts of leading in corruption

Kisumu, Kenya: Police officers undergoing vetting in Kisumu have accused their traffic counterparts of tainting police image by accepting bribes and fuelling corruption in the service.

While admitting there was rampant corruption in the police service, the officers most of whom are in the position of Officer Commanding Police Divisions (OCPDs) in various regions in the country, said the traffic department was spoiling the good name of the service.

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