playPolice Inspector General Joseph Boinett (Nation)The Kenya Police Service has now offered a cash reward for a man who has been linked to a serious crime during NASA leader Raila Odinga's swearing in at Uhuru Park.
Through their official Twitter account, the Police released a video of an unidentified man whom they accused of attempting to fire at a police vehicle just the NASA event had begun.
"We have launched a manhunt for a man captured on CCTV cameras aiming a firearm at a Police vehicle with intent to fire on Tuesday before the NASA event began at Uhuru Park. A cash reward will be offered to any person with information that could lead to his arrest," the tweet read.
Here is the video:
We have launched a manhunt for a man captured on CCTV cameras aiming a firearm at a Police vehicle with intent to fire on Tuesday before the NASA event began at Uhuru Park. A cash reward will be offered to any person with information that could lead to his arrest. pic.twitter.com/A6zNfEIxxA— Kenya Police Service (@PoliceKE) February 1, 2018
