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Police Seize the Drone that Strayed into DP Ruto’s Residence

A 37-year-old British national identified as Jeremy Hind has been arrested after his drone was spotted hovering over DP Ruto’s Karen residence. Police arrested the suspect for questioning on Tuesday. The drone was alleged to have snooped the official Karen residence of the deputy president on Monday evening.
However, the drone’s mission at the official home of William Ruto is still scanty. A multi-agency team drawn from the Anti-Terror Police Unit (ATPU), National Intelligence service (NIS) and the Directorate of Criminal Investigations (DCI) arrived at the residential apartment of the British national and seized the gadget.
The police confirmed that the seized drone had been flown back to the owner’s residence after straying into the DP’s home. The multi-agency team is analyzing the drone’s memory cards to see if it has any information that will be vital for the investigations.
Earlier on, fear engulfed Ruto’s residence when a drone was seen hovering around moments before it disappeared. Nairobi police Commander Augustine Nthumbi confirmed the incident and allayed fears that the family of the deputy president was endangered. 
“It strayed into the compound in Hardy. She called the police and responded very fast and confiscated the drone. Investigations are ongoing,” said Nthumbi.

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