How Kenyan Criminals Devised Witchcraft Mode To Evade Arrest

<h4>How Kenyan Criminals Devised Witchcraft Mode To Evade Arrest<&sol;h4>&NewLine;<p>OpenLife Nigeria has gathered that<br &sol;>&NewLine;suspected criminals in Kenya have resorted to witchcraft and other unorthodox methods to evade arrest and detention by hawk-eyed detectives&comma; as Directorate of Criminal Investigation DCI&comma; intensifies its onslaught against criminals and criminal gangs in the country&period;<&sol;p>&NewLine;<p>Last Tuesday&comma; detectives based at the elite Crime Research &amp&semi; Intelligence Bureau &lpar;CRIB&rpar; supported by their Special Services Unit &lpar;SSU&rpar; counterparts&comma; pounced on a suspect who took off with huge sum of money in millions from her employer three weeks ago&period;<&sol;p>&NewLine;<p>The suspect identified as Miriam Mwelu&comma; who was accompanied by her partner Timothy Akoi&comma; were found at a renowned witch doctor’s house in Gachie&comma; Kiambu county&comma; where Mwelu had gone to seek &OpenCurlyQuote;protection’ from our men&period;<&sol;p>&NewLine;<p>The detectives arrived in time as the suspect was being immersed in a basin containing a concoction of blood drawn from a dead fowl&comma; whose features resembled those of a cockerel&period;<&sol;p>&NewLine;<p>Upon noticing the detectives&comma; the elderly witch doctor pronounced endless incantations in an attempt to keep them at bay&comma; but that did not deter the sleuths from executing their mission much to the bemusement of Mwelu&comma; who had closed her eyes expecting the sleuths to vanish&period;<&sol;p>&NewLine;<p>Source&colon; DCI<&sol;p>&NewLine;