Kenyans Behind Sh140m Dubai Sequester Arrested in Namanga :: Kenya

Police detain a woman and a man suspected of stealing 140 million shillings (5 million dirhams) in Dubai three months ago.

Detectives from the Criminal Investigation Branch (DCI) arrested Rebecca Mweni Musau and recovered 13 million Sh from her new home in Ruai.

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She was arrested on Wednesday at the Namanga border following a whistleblowing from immigration officials who realized her pbadport had been reported .

She was brought to Nairobi, where she was interrogated and then took the team home where they found the money, which would have been part of the loot seized during transit, said DCI George Kinoti.

He added that the suspect may have arrived earlier in the country, but that he had gone to Tanzania for other companies.

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Stay informed when you travel by subscribing to the standard group SMS service. Mueni and Charles Karanja and another unidentified suspect escaped after the robbery and security officials in the United Arab Emirates began their search in collaboration with Kenyan officers and Interpol.

The money was in transit when he disappeared.

Kenya plans to extradite the suspects to Dubai to face it.

The Department of the Dubai International Society wrote to the Kenyan authorities asking them to help trace the two Kenyans.

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Karanja worked as a security guard, according to Dubai media.

The two men are believed to have stolen money from a vehicle that was transporting money to an ATM machine in a popular mall in the city.

Local dailies in Dubai reported that Karanja had distracted his colleagues from the mall before disappearing with money alongside a man and a woman around 22:30 on March 2, 2018.

Two weeks after the robbery, Dubai police arrested Charles in an apartment in the Al Nahda area in the Sharjah region.

Another security guard was also arrested.