From: Leah Chalo
Sent: Monday, March 10, 2008 8:22 AM
To: 'lucyndome@yahoo.com'; 'ekimuhu@yahoo.com'; Esther Munyao; 'kamandeliza@yahoo.com'; Jane Mutua; Joan Kirika; George Mackenzie; 'mwangaruro@yahoo.com'; Mary Wangari; 'mndome@yahoo.com'; Modesta Muka; Mercy Kimani; Ann Arithi; Andrew Wanjala; Rahab Titoiyia; Dorine Ogolo; Mercy Wanyoike; Monicah Mwangi Kamau; Judy W. Njoroge; Festus Wanjohi
Subject: FW: Insecurity Alert In Town

 

 

 


Subject: RE: Insecurity Alert In Town

 

Dear Rose,

Thanks for this info. I almost fell victim of this a few weeks ago when shopping in the streets at about 7:30pm. The villain in my case did not extend a hand but attempted to push the needle into my bum as I bent over to try some shoes. Someway somehow I immediately figured that the idea had been to get me dizzy and rob me. I dashed into a mat a few meters away (thank God it was around my stage) with the help of my siz. The moment I felt the needle I became hysterical perhaps due to my own phobias on what had just happened but one thing is for sure, I was dizzy for about a minute or two and had I not been in the company of my siz I would have been very disoriented making myself an easy prey for my attacker. Since then, I avoid all such affairs at such hours.

Regards,

Penny


From: Rose [mailto:rose@libertyafrica.com]
Sent: 07 March 2008 15:06
To: mamalynnn@yahoo.com
Cc: petermusili@yahoo.com; john@swiftkenya.com; 'ruth wambua'; Mutioirene@yahoo.com; kenneth@libertyafrica.com; langat@libertyafrica.com; 'Penny '; mariettandei@yahoo.com; 'Mohammed'; peterwachania@yahoo.com; 'Lawrence'
Subject: Insecurity Alert In Town

 

 

 

 

 

I got this from a friend

 

PLEASE CIRCULATE TO ALL

 
Please be informed that thieves have recently come up with a more
"efficient" method of disarming people in the CBD. They extend their
Arm
for a handshake after asking for directions, making it seem as  though
they were thanking their victim but they have a needle,  dipped in some
sort of sedative, under their sleeve that makes one  feel drowsy. When
their victim falls asleep, which seems to the  general public as one who
has fainted, they go ahead to move their victim to a convenient location
posing as Good Samaritans only to rob them!

Other than the loss of personal effects, there is also the risk of
contracting HIV/Aids or hepatitis since the needles in use are  highly
unlikely to be sterile!

PLEASE be aware of strangers who insist on shaking hands or coming  too
close to you in the city streets!

someone personally witnessed a man in recovery mode  along a
lane off Mfangano Street . He had been robbed of even his  shoes and yet
it was broad daylight - around 5 p.m.

Please be VERY careful.
Kindly notify the people around you and tell them what you know.

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