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Message: [QUOTE="Munyaradzi Mafaro, post: 51524, member: 636"] A licensed gun holder turned deadly during a parking lot confrontation outside a Narok Town nightclub early Saturday morning. The businessman grabbed his Glock pistol after arguing with Mandela Nabala over blocked vehicle access. Bullets struck the 35-year-old reveller directly in the chin, sending him crashing to the ground. Medical staff at Narok County Referral Hospital declared him dead upon arrival. Officers seized the weapon containing 14 rounds and detained the shooter while launching a full investigation. Police report mounting concerns about firearm misuse among the country's 15,000 licensed civilian gun holders. The rigorous permit process apparently fails to prevent tragic confrontations like the club shooting. Authorities recovered one spent cartridge from the scene while impounding the businessman's vehicle. The victim's body awaits autopsy results at the local mortuary. Officials blame increasing violence on both licensed civilians and disciplined service members. A jealous husband murdered his wife's suspected lover before torching the corpse in Wendano village, Tala. The enraged man attacked while the victim purchased vegetables from the married woman on July 11. Severe head injuries and burns covered the deceased after the killer doused him with petrol. Police continue searching for the fugitive spouse who fled immediately after the brutal slaying. Another woman named Faith Mwende suffered fatal injuries in Kalama, Machakos County, with her bruised body discovered beneath a bed after thieves stole three bean sacks. [/QUOTE]

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