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How drug lords access police drug exhibits and sell them to the highest bidder after receiving classified information

Prior to their arrest, the Akashas knew their way around the corridors of justice and police stations across Kenya.

Often, bribing their way to stay out of prison and to receive information that ought to be classified, a fact that aided in their avoiding of arrest for years, a new report shows. In addition, so brazen was their bribery that they could easily access police drug exhibits and sellthem to the highest bidder.

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