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Police Recover Lost Phones

[ad_1] Some of the 150 mobile phones recovered by police in Nairobi on Friday night. /MOSES MUOKI. By Maya Aluel , NAIROBI, Kenya, Dec 28- Police in Nairobi have recovered more than 150 stolen mobile phones during a raid carried out on Friday night. The raid was conducted at six stalls at a building along Race-Course r

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Police Recover Lost Phones

[ad_1] Some of the 150 mobile phones recovered by police in Nairobi on Friday night. /MOSES MUOKI. By Maya Aluel , NAIROBI, Kenya, Dec 28- Police in Nairobi have recovered more than 150 stolen mobile phones during a raid carried out on Friday night. The raid was conducted at six stalls at a building along Race-Course road. Central Police Sub-County commander Mark Wanjala said the team also recovered five laptops, a camera, and the mobile phones, many of them dismantled for spare parts. “Our officers moved in when they received information that indicates they are people buying stolen mobile phones,” Wanjala told reporters on Saturday, “it is a cartel we must dismantle because they encourage mobile phones theft by creating a market for it.” He...

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