Police in Isiolo County have successfully recovered 21 stolen goats and sheep following a joint operation that brought together officers, reservists, and local elders. The well-coordinated patrol spanned several villages in the Burat area, resulting in the animals being safely returned to their owner.
Highlights
- 21 stolen livestock recovered in Isiolo’s Burat area.
- Joint operation led by Kulamawe Police Station officers and National Police Reservists.
- Local elders guided officers to recover the animals.
- Livestock handed back to the rightful owner.
- Security patrols intensified to track down the suspects.
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Police and Locals Join Forces
A police team from Kulamawe Police Station, supported by National Police Reservists, launched a targeted patrol in Isiolo’s Burat area after receiving reports of stolen livestock. The operation covered several locations including LMD, KMC, Mlango, and Leparua roughly 25 kilometres from the station.
Elders Step In
Local elders played a key role in the recovery mission, providing vital leads that guided the officers to where the animals had been hidden. Their cooperation with the police proved essential in tracing the stolen goats and sheep.
Recovery and Return
The operation led to the successful recovery of all 21 animals. They were later handed back to their owner, bringing relief to the affected herder and the wider community.
Security Measures Tightened
Authorities say the operation is part of ongoing efforts to fight livestock theft in Isiolo. Security patrols have since been intensified across the county to deter similar crimes and ensure those responsible are brought to justice.
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