father gets his daughter raped by D-

Ndiyo huyo amedinisha mtoto kwa polisi

The Nation Reports;

Shock as Form One student defiled by police officer in cell.

A family in Kakamega County is in shock after their 16-year-old daughter, a Form One student in Khwisero Sub County, was defiled by a police officer in a cell.

The officer allegedly went to a room where the girl and her friend were being held at night and asked her to follow him, claiming that her mother had come to see her.

He then took the girl to another room and asked her to undress before repeatedly defiling her with condoms.

The girl was arrested on 28 April and locked up at Khwisero police station with a friend who had accompanied her to meet her boyfriend.

After a search, her parents found her at her boyfriend’s house and called the police to arrest her.

The girl’s father reportedly asked the police officers to lock her up in the police station as punishment for sneaking out of the house.

He was horrified when he heard what had happened to his daughter.

The girl and her friend were remanded in custody as children in need of care and protection after their arrest.

Will the parents ever forgive themselves?

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Alaaaaaah, sasa hata police station is not safe…

Boyfriends house hehe kifaranga ikijua kumeza mahindi sio kifaranga, ni kuku

Kama alipata ile kitu alikuwa anatafuta kwa boyfriend huko police station shida iko wapi? I speak as a father to daughters who strives to teach them how the world operates out there. They know that outside the safety bubble I provide at home and everywhere I go with them, the world is one big hellhole so if they mess they should be prepared for the consequences.

This is what a typical 16 years old African girl would look like.

Totally unripe.
But girls from western Kenya and Uganda mature very early in all aspects, including sexually!

When were they ever safe?

Sex education and poverty alleviation can eliminate this. Huku 16 year olds can drive and engage in safe sex because they are taught so in school. Idk why Africans are always lagging behind. Smh

Have they ever been safe to begin with??

Baruhyas don’t use their brains sometimes. How can you take your adolescent girl to cell and expect them to be safe?!!

Ni kama ni huyu jamaa alipigwa transfer akapelekwa kwa baruya

[SIZE=6]Policeman in Kilifi accused of defiling 15-year-old girl[/SIZE]
A family from Marereni village in Magarini constituency, Kilifi county is crying for justice after a 15-year-old girl was allegedly raped by a police officer from Marereni police station.

The girl was allegedly assaulted on November 4, as she was leaving work at around 9 o’clock in the evening and was on her way home when she encountered the police officer, according to the girl’s father.

The police officer allegedly ordered the girl to follow him to the police station but instead took her to the Penny Guest House, where she was defiled.

One of the family members claim the girl pleaded with the policeman to visit their home so he could inform them that she had been detained and was being taken to Marereni police station, but he refused.

The girl is said to have raised an alarm while at the guest house, prompting people to come to her aid.
The parents of the victim reported to the Marereni police station as she continues to be cared for in a children’s shelter.
This comes as similar cases continue to be reported across the country.

On January 18, a 16-year-old girl was allegedly defiled by a DCI officer working out of the Marereni Police Station. Court proceedings in relation to the case are ongoing.

Last week, activists against gender-based violence and human rights from Kilifi County’s Magarini sub-County took to the streets to protest the rise in incidents of police misconduct.

They demanded the prosecution of two police officers from Marereni Police station accused of defiling minors in the two distinct incidents.

Ama ni huyu

A police officer accused of defiling a girl in a Kijipwa Police station cell is yet to be arrested.

It was a double tragedy for the 14-year-old girl after the officer allegedly raped her on September 24. She was at the station to seek justice after she was defiled by another man. The first suspect was nabbed.

A group of Kilifi women plan protests to demand the officer’s arrest.

On Tuesday, Kilifi woman representative Getrude Mbeyu and Shimo la Tewa MCA Sammy Ndago warned the police against protecting a rape suspect. Mbeyu expressed concern that the officer is still free a month after the crime was reported.

“I’ll personally go to that station to make sure the officer is arrested. The child went there to seek justice and instead an officer defiled her. This is wrong and the police must take action,” she said.

Ndago said the officer is enjoying protection from his colleagues.

“If it was a leader or any other person, several police Land Cruisers would have surrounded his home the very day the act was committed. But because he is a police officer, he is walking free,” he said.

But Kilifi county police commander Fredrick Ochieng’ dismissed claims they are protecting the officer. He said action has been taken and they are waiting for DNA results for prosecution to begin.

“The child was taken to the police as a victim in need of protection. Another man, who was arrested, had defiled her. When she was taken to the courts, she told the magistrate she had also been defiled by a police officer,” he said.

“The matter was brought to our attention and we organised an identification parade for all officers who were on duty that night. The exercise was to be conducted on September 26, but one of the officers was absent, so we could not do it.”

Ochieng’ said the officer absented himself from work soon after the reports came out. He resurfaced eight days later and was identified by the victim.

“We organised another identification parade immediately he returned and the minor identified him. We took DNA samples from both the girl and the officer. We are currently waiting for the results from the Government Chemist,” he said.

The commander said they have already taken disciplinary measures against the officer for skipping work.

“We are waiting for the results so we forward the file to the DPP for guidance. We took action from the day the matter was brought to our attention. We opened an inquiry file and if the DPP will recommend prosecution, then the case will proceed to court,” Ochieng’ said.

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