Garissa family demands release of kin allegedly abducted by NPR officers

Amos Sambu
By Amos Sambu August 23, 2025 12:32 (EAT)
Garissa family demands release of kin allegedly abducted by NPR officers

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A family in Garissa is demanding justice and the release of their kin, who was allegedly abducted by suspected National Police Reservists in Hagadera, Fafi Sub-County, over a year ago.

The family of Abdinassir Khalif, who was abducted on June 30, last year, in the company of his two friends after attending a wedding ceremony as he drove back his Toyota Probox, took to the streets of Garissa town to demand justice and the unconditional release of their kin.

Immediately after receiving information of his disappearance, the family began their search by visiting Welmerer Police Station, where officers at the station denied booking him in their cells.

Their subsequent searches did not bear fruit, even after visiting higher offices.

The family wondered why Abdinassir's vehicle was being operated by security officers in Hagadera while his phone had remained switched off to date.

Efforts to obtain a comment from County Police Commander Amos Ambassa were futile, as he declined to comment on the issue.

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