Kenya Kwanza alliance leaders in Mombasa have accused the regional security team of not providing adequate protection for them, after Nyali MP Mohammed Ali’s office was allegedly raided by unknown people Sunday night.
Led by United Democratic Alliance (UDA) Mombasa governor candidate Hassan Omar and senator candidate Hamisi Mwaguya, the leaders claimed police are partisan and that the break-in should be investigated to determine its motive.
Mr Omar said the office was broken into because Mr Ali is “vocal about what is ailing Mombasa. We want police to investigate and explain the reason behind the raid.
Provide adequate security
Addressing reporters at UDA House in Nyali on Monday, Mr Omar called on the police to provide adequate security to all politicians regardless of their affiliation to ensure there is fair competition.
“The break-in on Sunday night raises a lot of questions because the office is located a few metres from the Nyali sub-county commissioner’s office and it is guarded by Administration Police,” Mr Omar said.
Mr Ali, for his part, said those who raided his office at 11pm were looking for crucial documents but the police have taken over the matter.
The burglars “only stole two television sets but shockingly left behind laptops but they ransacked all drawers where crucial documents are kept”.
He said police were reviewing CCTV footage to determine the identity of the burglars.
He added: “We are shocked by the incident since there are usually two police officers who guard the premises.”
Reviewing CCTV footage
Nyali police boss Daniel Mumasaba confirmed the incident but declined to provide more details as investigations were still going on.
“We have dusted the doors and we are reviewing CCTV footage. We hope to arrest suspects soon,” said Mr Mumasaba.
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