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Police said that the woman, referred by local residents as Nairobi
'prettiest gangster', was in company of three other female
colleagues when they were robbing Kayole residents in broad
daylight.
Police confronted the four after an alert by the public, ordered
them to surrender, but the gang declined and decided to engage
the police in a gun fight. Two of the suspects were killed during the
incident while the other two escaped.
A pistol was seized at the scene of crime with six rounds of
ammunition. The bodies of the two were taken to the city mortuary
where they await identification and postmortem.
The deceased is said to be part of the gang that has terrorized the
residents of the famous estate for years. She had participated in
various robbery operations and always accompanied her
husband, who is in hiding, carrying and ferrying weapons.
For years, the lady has managed to escape from the hands of the
police, but her proverbial forty days county came to an end when
she was killed during the fierce firing battle with the police.
According to Kayole OCPD Joseph Gichangi, the gang was hard to
track but the police responded swiftly after they were alerted
through a WhatsApp group. Gichangi said that police were able to
ask for adequate reinforcement before they came head on with the
deadly gang that has killed many in Kayole and environs.