OCS Juja shot with arrow during illict brew raid

Juja area Officer Commanding Station (OCS) John Misoi is nursing arrow injuries at a hospital in Thika after he was struck by a suspected bhang peddler at an illicit liquor den.
The officer was among his colleagues in a daring operation targeting the ‘notorious brewer and drug baron when he found himself at the receiving end of violence when he was struck by an arrow.
The incident occurred on Monday eve, leaving the officer with injuries.
 According to Kiambu Police Commander Michael Muchiri, Misoi was leading a team of officers in a raid at Gachororo village to apprehend a notorious bhang peddler when the attack took place.
The OCS sustained a wound to his right leg, with an arrow lodged in his knee. Immediate medical attention was sought, and Misoi underwent surgery to remove the projectile.
In response to the incident, a manhunt has been launched for the perpetrator while the alleged bhang peddler has been arrested and is currently detained at Juja police station.
Muchiri commended the officers involved for their dedication in combating drug and substance abuse, emphasizing the ongoing commitment to eradicate the menace from the community.
Local representatives, including MP George Koimburi and MCA Jeremiah Kiama, expressed their dismay over the incident, urging residents to support law enforcement efforts in combating illicit activities.
They called for increased police presence in Juja to address the escalating insecurity issues attributed to the area’s growing population.
The incident serves as a stark reminder of the dangers faced by law enforcement officers in the line of duty and underscores the ongoing battle against illicit activities plaguing communities.

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