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Police highlight crime hotspots, advise Kenyans on how to avoid being a victim

Crowded view of Tom Mboya street in Nairobi. [Jenipher Wachie, Standard]

Robbers keep changing their mode of operation unlike before when they used to sneak away on foot after committing crimes, Deputy Police Spokesperson Charles Koskei says.

“They realised that they are being easily caught and lynched, thus they have resorted to boda bodas because of speed and easy escape,” he said.

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