Karl Ash from the US Drug Enforcement Administration visited Kenya Police Chief Douglas Kanja last Friday. They met at the police headquarters in Nairobi and discussed strategies to catch more drug dealers. Ash praised the Kenya police for nabbing drug criminals across the country.
Ash promised the US help with police training and better gear. He said US agents would share tips about drug gangs with Kenyan cops. Police Chief Kanja thanked him for all the past help from US drug enforcement officers, which had greatly improved the Kenyan police's ability to find drug traffickers.
Kanja said his officers want to team up with anyone fighting drugs in Kenya. Ash brought along drug agent Mathias Walls and case worker Ruth Muinde. Several Kenya police leaders, including his helper Matthew Kutoh and drug unit boss Samuel Laboso, joined the meeting with Chief Kanja.
Press guy Rodgers Gathuku also attended the important meeting. Both countries agreed to continue working as partners against drug criminals. They plan to make Kenya safer by stopping drug dealers. Their teamwork has already helped catch many drug sellers.
Ash promised the US help with police training and better gear. He said US agents would share tips about drug gangs with Kenyan cops. Police Chief Kanja thanked him for all the past help from US drug enforcement officers, which had greatly improved the Kenyan police's ability to find drug traffickers.
Kanja said his officers want to team up with anyone fighting drugs in Kenya. Ash brought along drug agent Mathias Walls and case worker Ruth Muinde. Several Kenya police leaders, including his helper Matthew Kutoh and drug unit boss Samuel Laboso, joined the meeting with Chief Kanja.
Press guy Rodgers Gathuku also attended the important meeting. Both countries agreed to continue working as partners against drug criminals. They plan to make Kenya safer by stopping drug dealers. Their teamwork has already helped catch many drug sellers.
