Interior CS Fred Matiang’i has responded to queries whether the government will pay Ksh 60 million bounty to individuals who helped in the arrest of three Kamiti prisoners who had been convicted of terror.
Matiang’i failed to state whether the man who led police to where the convicts were hiding will recieve the cash award.
He said that Kenyans should stop being quick in judging adding that the government will act accordingly.
“No…no…no, we are not going there at the moment. Let us not be speculative about this. We are going to work on this meticulously as my colleagues have said,” Matiang’i stated.
The three convicts, Musharraf Abdallah, Jose Juma and Mohammed Abdi, are said to have been captured trying to access Boni forest which could have provided a good cover for them to escape to Somalia.
Paul Mwaniki is said to have led police officers to where the trio were hiding.
