Friday, August 21, 2026 - A security operation in Kisumu has led to the arrest of two suspected criminal gang members and the recovery of several items believed to be linked to criminal activities.
The
operation, mounted by detectives from the DCI Operations Support Unit (OSU),
the Anti-Terrorism Police Unit (ATPU) and the GSU Tactical Team, was carried
out following credible intelligence pointing to the suspects’ criminal
activities.
The team
moved swiftly, leading to the arrest of Joseph Mwata Magak alias “Boyi Sampa”
and Isaac Omondi Ojwang’.
A
subsequent search of Magak’s rented house in Mamboleo Pocho Estate, Kisumu,
opened a Pandora’s box, as detectives uncovered a cache of items concealed in
the master bedroom.
Among the
items recovered were a homemade firearm, a bow and four arrows, a panga, a toy
gun, five rolls of cannabis sativa, a police siren, a pair of police boots, six
pairs of jungle-green tactical trousers, a camouflage jacket and a pair of
tactical boots.
Detectives
also recovered a bottle of gun oil, a Kenyan flag and a Subaru front bumper,
among other items.
Further
investigations have established that Joseph Mwata Magak has an ongoing case of
attempted robbery with violence before the Nakuru Law Courts.
The two
suspects remain in custody undergoing processing pending arraignment, while the
recovered items have been secured as exhibits.
The DCI has commended members of the public who continue to provide timely and actionable intelligence, saying such information remains critical in the fight against organised crime and efforts to keep communities safe.
The
Kenyan DAILY POST.





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