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How phone call helped crack dusitD2 complex terror case

St John ambulance staff attend to a woman who collapsed after identifying the body of a loved one at Chiromo mortuary on Wednesday. [Edward Kiplimo, Standard]

A phone call as the dusitD2 complex terror attack unfolded helped security forces to crack a terrorist network behind the raid in which 21 people were killed.

A man who saw the registration number of a car whose image was broadcast last Tuesday as the one that ferried the terrorists to the scene of the attack at 14 Riverside Drive called police and told them he had seen the car leave Guango estate in Kiambu County on several occasions.

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