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[QUOTE="Munyaradzi Mafaro, post: 38224, member: 636"]
Security forces killed four suspected bandits Tuesday during an operation in Kubisera village, Meru County. Officers found six AK-47 rifles, 527 bullets, and eight phones at the camp. The raid targeted criminals who had attacked residents many times. Police officials called the mission successful after they recovered dangerous weapons. The government started fighting harder against bandits because people worried about their safety.

Every National Police Reserve member must pass new checks after fears that some have joined criminal groups. The process gives them better training, new leaders, and higher pay. Police also receive medical care as part of these improvements. The Kerio Valley region sees these changes happening right away. Interior Cabinet Secretary Murkomen said banditry cases fell this year thanks to teamwork between police agencies.

During January through March 2025, bandits killed 21 people compared to 58 deaths last year. Livestock thefts decreased from 263 cases to 167 this year. Criminals stole 4,935 animals instead of 8,557 like before. Murkomen admitted the fight against bandits faces problems from illegal guns, politicians, land fights, and rough areas. The operation runs across nine counties where police and military forces work together to bring peace.
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