Kenyans on social media celebrate Kenyan man who stole Ksh 137 million in Dubai, his identity revealed

Ureport
By Wambui Mbuthia | Mar 13, 2018

Dubai security agents have released the identity of the Kenyan man who made away with KSh 137 million. The agents have also released photos of the man said to be Charles Karanja as the massive manhunt continues.

Khaleej Times reports that Charles who was working as a security guard disappeared after stealing the money from a vehicle that was transporting the cash to an ATM at a popular shopping mall in the city.

Karanja is said to have distracted his colleagues before disappearing with the heist equal to Dh5 million on March 3 at around 10.30pm.

He lied to them that he was going to the restrooms only for them to discover later that he had made away with the whole amount that was being transported to an ATM at a popular shopping mall in the city.


Photos of Charles Karanja that are doing rounds on social media

Kenyans on social media have treated Karanja’s case with mixed reactions. Some accuse him of making a bad name for Kenya in the Emirate condemning his actions.


A good number, however, commend him for pulling such a theft and wish him luck with the cops who are still looking for him.


Share this story
Ebenyo among stars to battle for glory in Mumias
World Cross Country Championships bronze medallist Daniel Simiu Ebenyo is among more than 500 athletes set to compete during the penultimate leg of the second season of Betika BingwaFest.
Kipchoge urges corporates to continue supporting sports
Kenya is preparing to host one of the two international annual shows in 2026.
USIU-A target podium finish at ACCC
The students are in Group A alongside Egyptian giants Sharkia and Port Fouad
DT finest Njoroge turns focus to prestigious Sunshine Tour
Njoroge clinched the Order of Merit title yesterday after a grueling 10-month battle.
Counties ready for boxing championships
With a rise in the number of boxers who have joined the sport of trading punches, County Boxing Championships have been lined up from this week and next week ahead of the National Championships.
.
RECOMMENDED NEWS