Video Showing Moment DJ Mfalme Was Arrested over Policeman's Death Emerges: "Mkubwa Ako Wapi"

 

A video has surfaced online showing the moment popular DJ Mfalme was arrested in connection to the death of a policeman. Video Showing Moment DJ Mfalme Was Arrested over Policeman's Death Emerges: "Mkubwa Ako Wapi"  The video captures the dramatic arrest scene, with officers lumping the DJ into a vehicle as he pleaded his innocence. DJ Joe Mfalme's arrest Joe Mfalme can be heard asking the officers to let him explain his case to their senior. "Mkubwa ako wapi?" (Where is the boss?), he asked several times. However, it was evident the entertainer would not get his wish as the cops laughed at him sarcastically. Before he could explain himself further, the DJ had been thrown into the vehicle, and the doors closed in a hush. Where it all began Joe Mfalme found himself on the wrong side of the law following a confrontation between him and a policeman at Texas Barbeque. The incident occurred on Saturday, March 16, at the entertainment spot in Kikuyu where the entertainer was playing. It started when Inspector Felix Kelian Kitosi, a DCIO at Kabete Police Station, scratched the disc jockey's vehicle at a parking lot. Joe Mfalme, his bouncer, photographer and driver, are said to have engaged in a physical confrontation that escalated quickly. DCI officer died in hospital According to a police report, Kelian was assaulted after a “non-injury traffic accident. The detective sustained severe abdominal injuries and was rushed to the Nairobi West Hospital for treatment. Things took an unexpected turn when the officer, who had complained of abdominal pains, succumbed to the injuries. DJ Mfalme and his aides are currently being held in police custody as investigations into the matter continue. Kelian's body is currently preserved at the Umash Funeral Home in Mbagathi. An autopsy to establish the cause of death is in the works as police allegedly pursue more suspects, including a woman who was reportedly at the scene.

by  Hillary Lisimba