'Karen is now safe'
C&P: Police are looking for a gang who robbed a UN employee in his house Sunday morning amid fears that the group could be behind a spate of robberies in posh Nairobi estates.
The gang made their way into the home of Mr Naison Maginza in Runda and stole several items including jewels, US$600 and a car.
The house is located next to that of Nairobi Senator Mike Sonko, who said police should beef up security in the region.
According to a guard, Mr Christoper Otieno, the gang knocked the small door and he went to find out what was happening.
“I was confronted by a man pointing a gun at me.
He blindfolded me and the next thing I heard was a vehicle getting inside the compound ,” the guard said.
Nairobi deputy police commander Moses Ombati said the gang that goes into these posh estates do so with the help of domestic workers. Police said the same gang was terrorising Karen estate a few weeks ago.
“Karen is now a safe place because we beefed up security. They will not succeed in Runda too because security has been tightened there,” Mr Ombati says.
The gang has been terrorising the city for the past two years because the gun recovered recently in Karen was stolen from the police by the same gang in 2012.
Victims of the robbers say they are a gang of six to seven men.
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