Kenya's planning to show off the cops who just got back from Haiti by having them march in the Jamhuri Day parade after wrapping up their 18-month deployment. Inspector General Douglas Kanja said the 230 officers landed back home earlier this week, and a fresh crew already touched down to take over the gang suppression work in Haiti.
Kanja hyped up the returnees for keeping things stable over there, getting roads open again, and training local Haitian police while respecting human rights. The officers got a big reception with Interior CS Kipchumba Murkomen and other security brass showing up to welcome them back.
After the parade finishes up, the crew's heading home for leave to chill with their families. Kanja mentioned their October and November allowances are still pending until the UN sends the cash through.
Kanja hyped up the returnees for keeping things stable over there, getting roads open again, and training local Haitian police while respecting human rights. The officers got a big reception with Interior CS Kipchumba Murkomen and other security brass showing up to welcome them back.
After the parade finishes up, the crew's heading home for leave to chill with their families. Kanja mentioned their October and November allowances are still pending until the UN sends the cash through.
