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Investigators are searching for a group that robbed the brother of Uganda National Assembly Speaker Annet Anita of his automobile in Nairobi after stunning him.
Before the event that resulted in his admission to Kenyatta National Hospital, the brother was supposed to give the Toyota Prado to the sister, according to the police.
Stunnefying, as defined by the Cambridge Dictionary, is the act of preventing someone from thinking properly, usually due to great exhaustion, boredom, or drug usage.
The maximum penalty for stupefying to commit a felony is life in prison and is against Section 230 of the Penal Code.
Wilson Okello, the brother of the Speaker, informed police from his KNH bed that on November 10, he had driven to Uganda after picking up the vehicle from Mombasa port.
Upon arriving in the Voi area, he was greeted by four individuals, two of whom identified themselves as pastors and were travelling to Kisumu.
Would he perhaps give them a lift to Kisumu? At that time, the car’s registration number was missing.
The motorist claimed that while driving, he was offered a Coke and accepted it since it was hot.
After that, he was unable to remember anything until November 11, when he ended up at the Nairobi hospital.
His Ugandan relatives had been phoning him in vain by that point.
An ambulance had come to get him from the Mombasa Road side of the road and transported him to the hospital.
He was only wearing his boxer and vest at the time, so according to witnesses, he was half naked.
The automobile and everything else had disappeared with the thugs.
According to the police, Okello remained in the hospital until November 13 when he was released.
According to the police, the investigation’s goal is to identify the gang responsible for the drama.
along find the gang, a squad of investigators has been dispatched along the highway. As part of the investigation, they are also looking into security cameras on the road.
According to police, stupefying instances are increasing and mostly impact partygoers.
BY CLASSIC 105