- Two Migori police officers, Darrell and Jones, found an envelope containing KSh 50,000 in the Huduma Center room and secured the money
- Emmanuel Lemiso told TUKO.co.ke that the officers handed over the money to the manager of the Migori Service Center to find the owner of the money
- Kenyans on social media praised the officers for their conduct while others joked that they were afraid of being caught by CCTV
Two police officers in the county of Migori they have made Kenyans happy after returning the money that had been dropped by mistake.
Source: Facebook
In a message on the Facebook page of Lemiso Media, the two officers identified as Darrell and Jones, together with their colleagues, are seen in the office of Samuel Odongo, the network administrator at the Migori Huduma Service Center, after handing over the money.
It is said that Darrel and Jones found an envelope containing Ksh 50,000 in the internet room at Migori Service Centre.
The two men kept the money and returned it to Odongo the next day.
“Two officers, Darrell and Jones, found an envelope containing Ksh 50,000 in the Cyber Room in Migori Huduma, County.
“They kept the money in custody, and today they handed it over to Mr. Samuel Odongo, Cyber In-Charge at Huduma Centre,” Lemiso quoted.
Emmanuel Lemiso told TUKO.co.ke that the officers were sent to guard Service Center all night when they got the money.
He noted that there is a possibility that it belongs to a citizen who visited the center and left the amount.
“The officers were awake last night when they saw the money they sent to the case manager, we hope the owner of the money will be traced,” he said.
Opinions of Kenyans
Following that act of honesty and integrity, Kenyans online have congratulated the officers while others explained what they would do if they were in their shoes.
VJ Paul: “Congratulations to them. They will be rewarded for the same act of loyalty.”
Klement Kipz: “Officers are like me and my brother. We are honest men.”
Gifted Fidel: “Congratulations, officers, for a job well done.”
Sam Rawlins: “They had no choice, they were caught on CCTV.” Beatrice Chebet “Good job officers.”
In a different case, TUKO.co.ke reported that an officer of Kenyan policeSammy Ondimu Ngare, helped a woman living in Saudi Arabia to recover KSh 115,000 sent to a wrong M-Pesa number.
This was after the woman's employer missed a single digit when sending the money, and it ended up in a different person's account.
For luck good, according to Ngare, the person who received the money agreed to return the money without a problem.
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