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Tension grips Katani village in Athi River over increasing cattle theft

Mavoko MP Patrick Makau addressing residents of Katani Village in Athi River, Machakos County during a security meeting, following an increase of criminal activities in the area. [Peterson Githaiga/Standard]

Police are in a spot following an increase in livestock theft. Tension was yesterday high at Katani village following several incidents of cattle theft.

Residents have, as a result, accused police officers of laxity. They are also appealing to the county government to replace some village elders, who they suspect of colluding with cattle rustlers.

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