The government wants to build 14 new police stations across Tiaty to fight crime. Interior Cabinet Secretary Kipchumba Murkomen shared these plans during his visit on Friday. He asked Deputy Inspector General Eliud Lagat to prepare the money needed for the project. The area currently has just four police stations despite its large size. Murkomen called this situation unacceptable.
He said chiefs cannot recover stolen livestock with such limited security help. The plan puts two stations in each of the seven wards. Murkomen spoke about these changes at Kambi Samaki during a security meeting. He checked on progress against cattle theft operations. His team has seen peace return through current efforts.
Security teams from several areas joined the talks. The group included officials from Marigat, Baringo North, Mukutani, Baringo West, Kolowa, Tiaty Central, and Tiaty East. County leaders such as Commissioner Stephen Sankolo attended the gathering. Police Commander Julius Kiragu also participated in the discussions.
He said chiefs cannot recover stolen livestock with such limited security help. The plan puts two stations in each of the seven wards. Murkomen spoke about these changes at Kambi Samaki during a security meeting. He checked on progress against cattle theft operations. His team has seen peace return through current efforts.
Security teams from several areas joined the talks. The group included officials from Marigat, Baringo North, Mukutani, Baringo West, Kolowa, Tiaty Central, and Tiaty East. County leaders such as Commissioner Stephen Sankolo attended the gathering. Police Commander Julius Kiragu also participated in the discussions.
