A joint security operation in Marsabit County has led to the recovery of 24 stolen goats, bringing relief to a Munanda Village farmer who had reported the theft. The successful mission highlights improving cooperation between police, reservists and local communities in northern Kenya’s push against livestock theft.
Highlights:
- 24 goats stolen from Munanda Village (in Samburu North Sub‑County) were recovered in Seren Village, Marsabit County.
- The operation involved National Police Service officers, National Police Reservists, National Government Administration Officers and local residents.
- The animals have been positively identified and returned to their rightful owner.
- Authorities praised the collaboration, calling community-security teamwork crucial in reducing livestock theft.
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Swift Multi-Agency Response
Responding promptly to a reported livestock theft in Munanda Village, the Samburu North Sub-County police teamed up with National Police Reservists, -(National Government Administration Officers), and local community members. Their coordinated efforts tracked the stolen animals across county lines into Marsabit.
Investigators located the 24 goats in Seren Village, Marsabit County. Following verification by the owner, the animals were returned intact underscoring the value of real-time cooperation between security agencies and locals.
The National Police Service publicly commended the joint effort, noting that such alliances are vital in pastoral areas where livestock theft is a major concern. Local participation remains key in mapping theft patterns, alerting security when movements occur, and enabling swift action.
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