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Locals adopt community policing to curb crimes in flash points areas in Nakuru estates

Irate locals demolish temporary kiosks at Bodneni slum estate in Nakuru suspected to be hiding place of criminal gangs after a 35 year old woman was found killed and abandoned in one of the kiosks. AUGUST 11, 2018. [PHOTO: MERCY KAHENDA/STANDARD]

President Uhuru Kenyatta is on record advising Kenyans on matters security. The advice was well received by a section of locals in Nakuru who are embracing community policing to curb crime.

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