These are the 4 men terrorizing Nairobi in laptop theft syndicate -DCI [Photos]
Police release photos of notorious Nairobi city gang in laptop theft syndicate, recover stolen laptops
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The four identified as Mr Isaiah Aluodo Belek, Mr Amisi Erick Joseph, Mr George Mwangi Maina and Mr Kimani Njagi Kariuki were busted with 15 stolen laptops and will be charged with theft and handling stolen property.
The gang of smartly dressed young men sneak into meetings in Nairobi and make away with any laptop or valuable left unattended to.
A screen grab of a cctv footage released by the DCI shows ne of the suspects emerging from a building with a laptop bag containing what is believed to be stolen property.
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Police have appealed to members of the public who may have lost laptops and valuables during meetings to contact the DCI.
Below are photos of the suspects, courtesy of DCI.
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