The stolen escort car belonging to
President Uhuru Kenyatta's State House fleet has crossed to Kenya after leaving
Uganda's capital Kampala at around 1pm.
The car, without number plates, was
seen leaving the Counter Terrorism offices in Naguru, Kampala near
Police Headquarters on Thursday.
It crossed over through the Busia
border where it is still parked at the County Commissioner's office The
black BMW 735 series was recovered in Wandegeya in Uganda on Wednesday at around
11pm after detectives tracked a mobile phone to trace the man who drove it from
Nairobi.
The car's registration plates had
been removed although it bore an insurance and tax sticker on the windscreen,
which Police suspected to have been forged.
The BMW was found abandoned in
Wandegeya trading centre near Makerere University.
Police suspects that the unidentified carjackers abandoned
their loot on realizing they are being trailed.
The
stolen escort car belonging to President Uhuru Kenyatta's State House
fleet has crossed to Kenya after leaving Uganda's capital Kampala at
around 1pm.
The car, without number plates, was seen leaving the Counter Terrorism offices in Naguru, Kampala near Police Headquarters on Thursday.
It crossed over through the Busia border where it is still parked at the County Commissioner's office.
The black BMW 735 series was recovered in Wandegeya in Uganda on Wednesday at around 11pm after detectives tracked a mobile phone to trace the man who drove it from Nairobi.
The car's registration plates had been removed although it bore an insurance and tax sticker on the windscreen, which Police suspected to have been forged.
The BMW was found abandoned in Wandegeya trading centre near Makerere University. Police suspects that the unidentified carjackers abandoned their loot on realizing they are being trailed.
The brief handover ceremony was conducted at the CT offices. At around midday police marshaled some civilian youths in the barracks to wash the car earlier covered with tarpaulin. The uniformed officers then fuelled it with gas contained in five 20 litres plastic jerrycans.
- See more at: http://www.the-star.co.ke/news/article-188508/recovered-state-house-bmw-arrives-kenya-after-release-uganda#sthash.lyAzI2jV.dpuf
The car, without number plates, was seen leaving the Counter Terrorism offices in Naguru, Kampala near Police Headquarters on Thursday.
It crossed over through the Busia border where it is still parked at the County Commissioner's office.
The black BMW 735 series was recovered in Wandegeya in Uganda on Wednesday at around 11pm after detectives tracked a mobile phone to trace the man who drove it from Nairobi.
The car's registration plates had been removed although it bore an insurance and tax sticker on the windscreen, which Police suspected to have been forged.
The BMW was found abandoned in Wandegeya trading centre near Makerere University. Police suspects that the unidentified carjackers abandoned their loot on realizing they are being trailed.
The brief handover ceremony was conducted at the CT offices. At around midday police marshaled some civilian youths in the barracks to wash the car earlier covered with tarpaulin. The uniformed officers then fuelled it with gas contained in five 20 litres plastic jerrycans.
- See more at: http://www.the-star.co.ke/news/article-188508/recovered-state-house-bmw-arrives-kenya-after-release-uganda#sthash.lyAzI2jV.dpuf
The
stolen escort car belonging to President Uhuru Kenyatta's State House
fleet has crossed to Kenya after leaving Uganda's capital Kampala at
around 1pm.
The car, without number plates, was seen leaving the Counter Terrorism offices in Naguru, Kampala near Police Headquarters on Thursday.
It crossed over through the Busia border where it is still parked at the County Commissioner's office.
The black BMW 735 series was recovered in Wandegeya in Uganda on Wednesday at around 11pm after detectives tracked a mobile phone to trace the man who drove it from Nairobi.
The car's registration plates had been removed although it bore an insurance and tax sticker on the windscreen, which Police suspected to have been forged.
The BMW was found abandoned in Wandegeya trading centre near Makerere University. Police suspects that the unidentified carjackers abandoned their loot on realizing they are being trailed.
The brief handover ceremony was conducted at the CT offices. At around midday police marshaled some civilian youths in the barracks to wash the car earlier covered with tarpaulin. The uniformed officers then fuelled it with gas contained in five 20 litres plastic jerrycans.
- See more at: http://www.the-star.co.ke/news/article-188508/recovered-state-house-bmw-arrives-kenya-after-release-uganda#sthash.lyAzI2jV.dpuf
The car, without number plates, was seen leaving the Counter Terrorism offices in Naguru, Kampala near Police Headquarters on Thursday.
It crossed over through the Busia border where it is still parked at the County Commissioner's office.
The black BMW 735 series was recovered in Wandegeya in Uganda on Wednesday at around 11pm after detectives tracked a mobile phone to trace the man who drove it from Nairobi.
The car's registration plates had been removed although it bore an insurance and tax sticker on the windscreen, which Police suspected to have been forged.
The BMW was found abandoned in Wandegeya trading centre near Makerere University. Police suspects that the unidentified carjackers abandoned their loot on realizing they are being trailed.
The brief handover ceremony was conducted at the CT offices. At around midday police marshaled some civilian youths in the barracks to wash the car earlier covered with tarpaulin. The uniformed officers then fuelled it with gas contained in five 20 litres plastic jerrycans.
- See more at: http://www.the-star.co.ke/news/article-188508/recovered-state-house-bmw-arrives-kenya-after-release-uganda#sthash.lyAzI2jV.dpuf
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