A letter widely circulated on social media naming nine suspects among them Hassan Joho claiming they were part of a sophisticated international drug trafficking network respoinsible for tones of narcotic shipments throughout the world.
As a result, Joho had asked the Interpol to clarify reports that he is in the wanted list of drug barons.
He wrote to the Paris-based Office of General Secretary of Interpol, seeking to know if it’s true that he being sought for arrest purportedly for charges of organised crimes, including drugs trafficking.
The feedback he has gotten has surely given him great relief and a blow to a group of Jubilee politicians led by Kapseret MP Oscar Sudi, all who accused him of engaging in the illegal trade.
Name clear revelations were made in a letter by Director of Criminal Investigations George Kinoti to Joho on Wednesday clarifying that there were no such proceedings by the international criminal police organisation against him.
“Please be informed that the letter which has been circulating in the social media pertaining to your client and others that are being investigated and being sought by Interpol is not true. The document citing that was a forgery,” a letter written on behalf of the DCI boss by head of investigations at DCI Mr John Kariuki reads.
Why do you tink the forged letter was dropped on social media?