Former Nairobi Governor Mike Sonko shared a disturbing video, which caught the attention of the DCI. Using special software, law enforcement officers can track suspects online and arrest them.
In a statement to confirm the arrest of the suspects, the DCI said: “Detectives based at the DCI Academy in South B conducted a comprehensive analysis using sophisticated software to track child offenders online and reveal the identities of the suspects.
Muhuka was arrested in Thindigua while his accomplice, Arafat was taken in Pangani Estates and they were placed in court.
“Muhuka pleaded guilty to charges of failing to protect children from drugs and substance abuse, while Arafat has pleaded not guilty.
“The case will be mentioned on January 18, 2023, with a hearing date to be set at that time.
“Arafat has been granted bail of 200,000 Kenyan shillings and the same surety,” pulselive.co.ke reports.
In Kenya, minors are prohibited from drinking alcohol. Under the Alcoholic Liquor Control Act 2010, it is an offense for a person to sell, give or supply alcoholic beverages to a person under the age of 18. try to buy or drink alcoholic beverages.
In addition, it is an offense for a person to allow a minor to consume alcohol on the premises, or to allow a minor to be in a licensed premises (such as a bar or nightclub) during the hours when alcoholic beverages are sold or consumed.
In addition, the law also prohibits the abuse or neglect of children, including the abuse or neglect of children through the use of drugs or alcohol.
It is a criminal offense to expose a child to drugs or alcohol or to fail to protect a child from drugs or alcohol.