Tock! Right on schedule!

Even though it is sad,We should ask tough questions as to what the two policemen were doing in the vehicle

You will hear the business competition argument mainly among the poor. The wealthy Somalis know the business jealousy argument is utopian. Eastleigh wealth is a drop in the Kenyan ocean.

I fully agree with all the insightful individuals who reckon that when a cop arrests you, they should just tell you the police station to report to and have yourself booked for the offense.

But I have a niggling feeling that, had the cops asked the owners of the car to report to the station, and had the car been blown up elsewhere - we would be condemning the the same cops for not arresting the culprits.

Our Police Force is in dire need of retraining.

@Ecstacy, sample this:

Quote: "https://twitter.com/HSMPress_

I bet we don't have a clue of whats hitting us:

If Ole Lenku arrested all the illegals, #panganiBlast must be a legal inside-job

The choice of CS for internal security needs urgent review and acknowledgement that he is a sham.

For Central Govt., corruption, ineptitude and a lack of serious investment in general security has caught up with us. The current choice for Internal Security and several senior pre-existing security posts require overhaul as is the overall strategy for handling security nationwide including the northern frontier.

For devolved govt., is Kidero comfortably watching all this? How about county investments in better housing and equipment for security officers manning the capital?

[quote=Swenani]The two men who blew themselves up in a car at Pangani police station on Wednesday night were targeting a live television show on KTN. Jeff Koinange was due to host Interior Cabinet Secretary Joseph Ole Lenku and Inspector General of Police David Kimaiyo at a mall in Eastleigh.

The suspects are believed to have been going to the mall where preparations had been made for the Jeff Koinange Live show, according to intelligence sources. Lenku and Kimaiyo were late in arriving. Police brought in sniffer dogs and cordoned off the mall just before the explosion.
- See more at: http://the-star.co.ke/ne...ts#sthash.EB0Zg3JT.dpuf[/quote]

Now Wazua is becoming a source for ideas?

Has anyone bothered checking/reading my signature;
"To steal ideas from one person, plagiarism, to steal from WAZUA, its called research"

As much as I hate how the security issue is going on, only a fool can think of planting explosives. That even for a mind as active as mine is a bit out there.

Not saying that its the truth or not. But that even for brankets ore nenku would be a new low.

I think we should take our time on this and feel for the families of the cops who departed.

My only fear is that the policy makers in gov't still think like its Jomo and Moi era.

We really need to give our young cops a helping hand. Really do. That is not only about building them good houses but having proper procedure on handling a drunk alma on the streets.

This idea that cops have in their minds that they are in charge 100% of the time needs to be tamed.

If you met me on a day when I lost 10 bob and my job, my baby is sick and have to take her to hosi, and I only have 50 bob in my wallet, and you enter my car wanting 10k? Shit happens.

Now we have terrorists who believe that killing a policeman is actually a very good thing.

I know entering "suspects" cars was a good thing as most Kenyans are docile and will give you the money they have in the glove box.

Lakini kimeumana.

Cops please. Don't enter a suspect's car. You will die.

Cops please. Don't think you are in charge. Suspects are crazy.

But if you don't believe me. We shall call you a hero, and bury you. After 2 months, we shall chase your kids from the gov't house and let her scream forever about serikali.

I still remember that the IG must gazette all road blocks. Was this one gazetted?

Or do we have a situation where there was an illegal road block, and cops illegally entered a person's car, then a bomb blew off?