Chief i read your post. i was just sharing my thoughts. What i realized as you have indirectly indicated in your post no amount of hiding can deter a determined criminal. Information on your security measures is always out there for those who want to know. You have also rightly noted that kids are the worst, with some love kindness and friendship small kids will leak all information that you thought hidden even you clandes. Now about your incidence i have a similar one from central province during the mungiki reign. There was a chief who really wanted to reform the society he was guarding and was resolute in his determination to eradicate the mungiki menace by arresting and chasing the gang members. He used to preach against the gang and it's teachings with zeal vowing to remove the menace once and for all. One night the gangsters came to his house and started breaking down the wall supporting the burglar proof door with a sledge hammer. As you can imagine this made alot of noise and the chief wondered loudly where his two Aps were. The mother of the house called to the gangsters to let her open the door but they told her not to worry they will could do it themselves. Once they had completed breaking down the wall they entered the house and ordered the mama to cook for them tea. They ordered the chief to sit down. Once they were setted down and comfortable drinking tea with the chief they introduced themselves as mungiki and wanted to show him no matter where he goes and what he does (direct translation) they will still find him. They hereafter praised the mama for a good cup of tea and left. The chief was shocked and never returned to his previous zeal again.
when i was narrated this story i found it to be hilarious and amazed at the sheer display of power. this was until i became a victim when i realized you will never know what the other half feels until it happens to you. People read such incidents hear about them but they can never relate to them, to them these things happen to other people not you, they are completely disassociated from the horror that takes place daily in other peoples lives until it happens to them and then they can't believe it happened to them then you realize others do not understand what happened to you.
Mine was minor. what of those families who are butchered raped mutilated in the dark of the night in tana river mandera turkana while you watch and are left to live the tale? What kind of horror is it? What do we do about it? we shrug it off as a shocking story and move on.

Are you saying evil will prevail over good?

Yes, things might be dire but 'God has not given me a spirit of fear but...' That Chief should have reiterated with a show of brute force.. What people seem to forget is that it is inevitable that we'll all die.

As long as the police is an individualistic force,nothing will ever change.
Seen one or two officers on the road just soliciting?
One officer armed walking alone?
Its all about money real work is boring!

More crime...Police records show that a robbery incident has happened every night in the exclusive estates in the last two months.

http://www.nation.co.ke/counties/nairobi/Nairobi-Crime-Burglaries-Robberies/-/1954174/2208534/-/88g0ws/-/index.html

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The latest of such attacks happened at Mimosa Grove estate in Runda on Thursday night last week when three men armed with improvised explosives – a bicycle wire and match stick phosphorus broke into the house of Margaret Kamene Matheka, an auditor with the Education Ministry. They stole two mobile phones and a Toyota Rav 4.

On Tuesday of the same week, Felister Muli, who works at the Ministry of Public Works, was waylaid by four thugs – two armed with pistols outside her house in Tabere Crescent in Kileleshwa.

She was robbed of Sh24,000, an iPhone and forced to reveal her ATM and M-Pesa PINs where they withdrew Sh20,000 from each of the account in the 10 pm incident. The thugs then abandoned her along Rhapta Road and drove off in her Toyota Prado.

Last Monday, seven thugs armed with an AK-47 rifle and a pistol stole household goods worth Sh805,000 from Dr Saaio Mauro’s house in Miotoni Ridge in Karen. They also stole Sh9,000, $300 (Sh25,500) and €600 Euros (Sh70,800).

The same night, four thugs shot and critically injured a guard at Saminaa Mohammed’s home in Karen during a 1 am robbery incident. They stole Sh1,000, six mobile phones and jewellery.

February 8 appears to have been the busiest for the thieves. At 4.45 am, six men armed with crude weapons cut through the kai-apple fence of Briton Jim Cheatle’s homestead in Runda Estate but did not steal anything after the alarm went off.

Earlier that night, three men, also armed with crude weapons, raided the home of Mr Pierre Parson at Pepo Lane in Karen at 3.10 am and stole a CPU, two wedding rings and a phone. They injured one of the guests on their way out.

At 1 am, businessman Alfayaz Sundaji was ambushed in his Range Rover just after the security guard opened the gate to his Royal Park home on Rhapta Road.

The gang ransacked his house and stole Sh350,000, $4,000 (Sh340,000), two iPads, a laptop and a log book.

The previous night, Fardorisa Yusuf had been blocked from behind outside her home on Githunguri Road in Kileleshwa by two armed men in a saloon car, who drove off in her car.

What will we do when we get a lot of money. Living in a posh estate looks like not an option.

Living in a Kawaida estate (Mwiki, Kayole, Zimmer et. al.) sounds like been too mean to ourselves and family.

Do we give away this money every end month or we wait for it to be taken away from us, by force, by gangsters.