In an unfolding incident that has left the nation on edge, two Wells Fargo employees, Anthony Ndiuki and Charles Mugetha, have mysteriously disappeared with a jaw-dropping sum of Ksh.94,918,750. This sizable amount was collected from the popular Quickmart supermarket, and the heist has sent shockwaves throughout the region. The two employees, who should have been accompanied by a police escort, left the company’s South C offices at around 8:30 a.m., setting in motion a chain of events that have captivated the public’s attention.
The Morning Heist:
On a seemingly ordinary Monday morning, Anthony Ndiuki and Charles Mugetha embarked on a mission that would soon turn into a perplexing enigma. The duo, utilizing one of the company’s vehicles, departed from the Wells Fargo offices in South C. However, what sets this heist apart is the conspicuous absence of a police escort, which is the customary practice when transporting such substantial amounts of money.
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A Staggering Haul:
The missing sum, a staggering Ksh.94.9 million, was the result of weekend sales at Quickmart supermarkets and was slated for transport to the Family Bank Kenyatta Avenue branch. The audacious act has left both law enforcement and the public in a state of disbelief.
As the story continues to unravel, a police statement sheds light on the baffling aftermath of the heist. The Wells Fargo vehicle was discovered abandoned at Dafam area in South C, next to the southern bypass. However, the suspects and the missing money remained elusive, deepening the mystery surrounding the disappearance.
Investigation
In response to this audacious act, the Langata DCIO is leading the investigation, and the scene has been examined by the Officer in Charge of the Station (OCS). The intense efforts to trace the suspects and recover the substantial sum have captured the imagination of the public, as the hunt for answers and justice escalates.
The Wells Fargo heist, involving the disappearance of Ksh.94.9 million collected from Quickmart, stands as a testament to the audacity of criminals who are willing to go to great lengths to commit acts of theft and deception. As the investigation unfolds, the public remains vigilant and anticipates further developments in this extraordinary case that has gripped the nation.
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