Six Stolen Cattle in Kamologon Area of West Pokot Recovered
Police in West Pokot have successfully recovered six heads of cattle that were stolen from a homestead in the Kamologon area. The recovery followed a swift operation launched after the livestock owner reported the theft to the authorities. The animals were found abandoned in a nearby thicket as the suspected raiders fled upon sensing the approach of the security team.
According to the police, the operation was a demonstration of improved community-police cooperation. The timely report from the victim allowed officers to track the animals’ footprints and intercept the thieves before they could move the livestock far from the area. No arrests were made during the operation, but a manhunt for the suspects is ongoing.
The area chief commended the security team for their quick action and urged residents to remain vigilant and report any suspicious activities immediately. The recovered cattle were positively identified by the owner and have since been returned. This incident highlights the ongoing challenges of livestock theft in the region and the critical importance of collaboration between the public and security agencies in combating the crime.