Following a break-in at the Prime Cabinet Secretary Musalia Mudavadi's Karen mansion, police launched investigations to apprehend the culprits.
On Tuesday, January 31, at least 11 General Service Unit (GSU) officers recorded statements at a nearby police station.
The officers attached to the Prime Cabinet Secretary's security team detailed the events of the break-in.
Furthermore, the burglary investigation was taken over by the Lang'ata Directorate of Criminal Investigations (DCI) branch.
"We have recorded the workers' statements and obtained CCTV footage to assist with the investigations," a senior officer disclosed.
Detectives brushed through the CCTV footage, which caught two men jumping over the security perimeter wall. One suspect was said to have concealed his face with a plastic bag.
According to prior reports, the electric fence was faulty, offering a leeway for the thugs to get in and out of the mansion undetected. Police, however, wondered whether it was never repaired or intentionally switched off prior to the incident.
The thugs reportedly got away with a television set and a gas cylinder in the Sunday, January 29 incident.
It was reported that Musalia and his family were not home when the thugs struck. The family lives in the same compound as the house where goods were stolen.
In addition, the house was used as a store and was next to another house used by domestic workers.
However, the Prime Secretary's Director of Communications, Salim Swaleh refuted claims that the Karen home was broken into.
"I have spoken to the security team and no break-in was reported. Some people confuse Mudavadi's former residence at Riverside with his current home in Karen," he argued.
Musalia Mudavadi is yet to speak on the incident.
