DCI yachapisha majina na picha za magaidi 4 wanaosakwa zaidi Kenya

Kurugenzi ya Upelelezi wa Jinai ilichapisha utambulisho wa watu wanne wanaohusishwa na mashambulizi ya hivi majuzi katika Kaunti ya Pwani ya Lamu.

Kulingana na taarifa ya DCI ya Ijumaa, Januari 13, washukiwa hao wanne wanaaminika kupanga mashambulizi ya kigaidi ambayo yalikumba kaunti hiyo hivi majuzi.

DCI ilisema kuwa washukiwa hao walikuwa wamefunzwa vyema na ni hatari na kuwataka Wakenya kushiriki habari zitakazowasaidia kuwakamata washukiwa hao.

“DCI inawaomba wananchi kutoa taarifa za kujitolea ambazo huenda zikasababisha kukamatwa kwa washukiwa wafuatao wa ugaidi wanaohusishwa na mtandao wa kigaidi wa Alshabab na kuhusika na mashambulizi ya hivi majuzi katika Kaunti ya Lamu.

WANTED TERROR SUSPECTS

The DCI is appealing to members of the public to volunteer information that may lead to the arrest of the following terror suspects, linked to the Alshabab terror network and responsible for the recent attacks in Lamu County. pic.twitter.com/l2GmwwiIvA

— DCI KENYA (@DCI_Kenya) January 13, 2023

"Washukiwa ambao wamefunzwa, wenye silaha na hatari wamehusishwa na vitendo kadhaa vya kigaidi vilivyotokea nchini hapo awali. Wanachama wanaombwa toa taarifa ambazo zinaweza kupelekea kukamatwa kwao," taarifa ya DCI ilisema kwa sehemu.

Kulingana na DCI, washukiwa hao ni Abdullahi Banati, Maalim Ayman, Abdikadir Mohamed Abdikadir na Ramadhan Kioko.

Katika shambulizi la hivi majuzi linaloaminika kupangwa na kundi haramu, nyumba kadhaa ziliteketezwa na wakaazi kujeruhiwa katika shambulio la alfajiri huko Lamu.

Kundi hilo la kigaidi pia lilikuwa limelenga miradi ya serikali katika eneo hilo, ikiwa ni pamoja na mradi wa ukanda wa Bandari ya Lamu Sudan Kusini - Ethiopia Transport (LAPSSET).

The suspects who are trained, armed and dangerous have been linked to several acts of terror that have occurred in the country in the past.Members of the public are asked to provide information that may lead to their arrest through our #FichuakwaDCI HOTLINE number 0800 722 203 pic.twitter.com/SXk9owEvr0

— DCI KENYA (@DCI_Kenya) January 13, 2023