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Wanted suspect nabbed at JKIA with cocaine worth Ksh 13.5m

Adam Peterson3 hours ago02 mins

A wanted Kenyan woman who has been on the radar of detectives since last year has been arrested at the Jomo Kenyatta International Airport (JKIA), as she attempted to leave the country for Bangladesh with 3.383 kilograms of cocaine valued at approximately Sh13.53 million concealed in three small bags. The suspect, Jane Waithera Wateri, was…

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