 In a recent development in Kisii, police apprehended a female terror suspect at a local lodging facility, stirring concern and prompting further investigation.
Kisii County Police Commander Charles Kases confirmed that the suspect, a 49-year-old woman of Borana origin, had been residing in a room at the Black and White Lodging in Kisii Town for approximately three weeks.
Despite her prolonged stay, her daytime activities remained obscure, with apparent nocturnal activity raising suspicions among locals.
Following a tip-off from a concerned citizen, law enforcement swiftly acted, leading to the suspect’s arrest.
Identified as Fatuma Abdullahi Guyo, the woman claimed to hail from Isiolo County but failed to provide adequate justification for her extended stay or produce any identification documents.
Subsequently, she was transferred to the Anti-Terrorism Police Unit (ATPU) for thorough interrogation and investigation.
The nature of her activities and the circumstances surrounding her presence in Kisii remain subjects of scrutiny as authorities work to unravel any potential threats or affiliations.
The incident has sparked heightened vigilance within the community, underscoring the importance of collaborative efforts between law enforcement and the public in safeguarding against potential security risks.
As the investigation unfolds, residents await further updates from authorities regarding the outcome and implications of the detainment.
This development underscores the ongoing efforts of law enforcement agencies to maintain vigilance and address potential security threats, emphasizing the importance of proactive measures in combating terrorism and ensuring public safety.
