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Police Officer Reports Mysterious Injuries After Losing Memory During Night Out in Kabarnet

The DCI is investigating after the Kabarnet-based officer reported blood-stained bedding and injuries he could not explain.

A police officer attached to Kabarnet Police Station in Baringo County was admitted to hospital after reporting that he woke up at his residence within the police lines with blood stains on his bedding and injuries after a night out in Kabarnet town.

According to a police report recorded under OB No. 27/15/07/2026 at 1240 hours, PC No. 254171 Simon Ngethe reported that on July 11, 2026, at about 1830 hours, he left for a club within Kabarnet town where he consumed alcoholic drinks before becoming intoxicated.

“He went to a club within Kabarnet town, which he could not remember, where he consumed alcoholic drinks and became drunk,” the OB report reads in part.

The officer told police that after becoming drunk, he was unable to recall the events that followed, only finding himself back at his house within the police lines at about 0430 hours.

“He further reported that he later found himself at his house within the police lines at about 0430 hrs, where he found his beddings stained with blood,” the report states.

The report further indicates that PC Ngethe noticed he was experiencing pain in the anal area, which also had blood stains, prompting concerns over what may have occurred during the period he could not account for.

“He was experiencing pain in the anal area, which also had blood stains,” the OB report adds.

A police OB report from Kabarnet Police Station detailing an incident involving PC No. 254171 Simon Ngethe
A police OB report from Kabarnet Police Station detailing an incident involving PC No. 254171 Simon Ngethe

Following the report, the Station Deputy OCS and the duty officer visited the officer at Tiony Care Hospital, where they found him admitted in stable condition and receiving medical attention.

The incident has been referred to the Directorate of Criminal Investigations (DCI) Baringo Central for further investigations as authorities seek to establish the circumstances surrounding the officer’s condition and events leading to the reported injuries.

Police records indicate that investigations are ongoing, with a progress report expected once officers conclude inquiries into the matter.

Last updated Jul 19

  1. Prior version Jul 19

    Police Officer Reports Mysterious Injuries After Losing Memory During Night Out in Kabarnet

    A police officer attached to Kabarnet Police Station in Baringo County was admitted to hospital after reporting that he woke up at his residence within the police lines with blood stains on his bedding and injuries after a night out in Kabarnet town.

    According to a police report recorded under OB No. 27/15/07/2026 at 1240 hours, PC No. 254171 Simon Ngethe reported that on July 11, 2026, at about 1830 hours, he left for a club within Kabarnet town where he consumed alcoholic drinks before becoming intoxicated.

    “He went to a club within Kabarnet town, which he could not remember, where he consumed alcoholic drinks and became drunk,” the OB report reads in part.

    The officer told police that after becoming drunk, he was unable to recall the events that followed, only finding himself back at his house within the police lines at about 0430 hours.

    “He further reported that he later found himself at his house within the police lines at about 0430 hrs, where he found his beddings stained with blood,” the report states.

    The report further indicates that PC Ngethe noticed he was experiencing pain in the anal area, which also had blood stains, prompting concerns over what may have occurred during the period he could not account for.

    “He was experiencing pain in the anal area, which also had blood stains,” the OB report adds.

    A police OB report from Kabarnet Police Station detailing an incident involving PC No. 254171 Simon Ngethe
    A police OB report from Kabarnet Police Station detailing an incident involving PC No. 254171 Simon Ngethe

    Following the report, the Station Deputy OCS and the duty officer visited the officer at Tiony Care Hospital, where they found him admitted in stable condition and receiving medical attention.

    The incident has been referred to the Directorate of Criminal Investigations (DCI) Baringo Central for further investigations as authorities seek to establish the circumstances surrounding the officer’s condition and events leading to the reported injuries.

    Police records indicate that investigations are ongoing, with a progress report expected once officers conclude inquiries into the matter.