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Sleuths arrest officer linked to Kyalo Mbobu, Dr Mutiso murders

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Inspector Kenneth Kipkemboi Sang at the Eldoret Police Station. [Courtesy; DCI]

Directorate of Criminal Investigations (DCI) detectives have arrested Inspector Kenneth Kipkemboi Sang a suspect in the murders of lawyer Kyalo Mbobu and Dr Victoria Mutiso in Eldoret City.

In a statement, DCI boss Mohamed Amin said that he was arrested along Uganda Road in Eldoret’s Central Business District while driving a silver Toyota Fielder and was taken to the Eldoret Police Station for processing pending arraignment.

“Inspector Kenneth Kipkemboi Sang, who had been on the run, was arrested by a team of detectives from DCI Headquarters following actionable intelligence that led them to Eldoret town, Uasin Gishu County,” said Amin.

At the time of the arrest, police said that Sang was in the process of selling the vehicle to raise money for his upkeep.

“His arrest brings a key suspect who had remained at large into police custody, marking a significant step forward in the two murder investigations.”
Amin said that his detectives were pursuing further leads to establish the full circumstances surrounding the killings and determine whether other individuals were involved.

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