The Director of Criminal Investigation George Kinoti received equipment & signed Memorandum of Understanding with the Foreign & Commonwealth Office of the United Kingdom & Northern Ireland on the provision of crime scene investigation kits to be used by the Anti Terrorism Police Unit.
The equipment will be used to gather evidence on authorised operations.
This is a major boast to the intelligent team as they have recently braced theirselves in carrying out intensive investigation in unraveling major crime cases.
Although their efforts have not been much fruitful as most criminal cases and terrorism related cases often lack enough threshold to guarantee a successful prosecution , they have worked tirelessly to make crime a high end venture.
With the new machinery equipment the team of investigators and intelligent officers are expected to work with spirited efforts to stop terror.
#DCI Director Mr. George Kinoti, today received equipment & signed Memorandum of Understanding with the Foreign & Commonwealth Office of the United Kingdom & Northern Ireland on the provision of crime scene investigation kits to be used by the Anti Terrorism Police Unit. pic.twitter.com/1b9ZoVtbxB
— DCI KENYA (@DCI_Kenya) February 5, 2019
This only comes after the Dusit attack which left 21 people dead but the police managed to pull a massive rescue mission.
The anti-terror unit has been alert with US embassy sending a warning of a looming attack in the major cities.