Mwizi wa magari ajisalimisha kituo cha polisi baada ya kushambuliwa na nyuki katika gari alilokuwa ameiba.soma zaid

BUNGOMA, KENYA: Mwizi wa magari
kutoka nchini Uganda ajisalimisha kituo
cha Polisi baada ya kushambuliwa na
Nyuki katika gari alilokuwa ameliiba. .
Kijana huyo alisema aliamua kikimbilia
kituoni hapo ili kuyaokoa maisha yake.
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Francis Sikadigu who surrendered himself
to police after being attacked by a swarm
of bees in Bungoma, June 25, 2017.
Police in Bungoma are holding a
Ugandan national who surrendered
himself to police that he had stolen a car.
The man rushed to the station after a
swarm of bees attacked him as he
attempted to get away with the vehicle.
Francis Sikadigu is said to have been
attacked by the bees as he was driving
the car which was suspected to have
been stolen.
He caused a scene after rushing to
Bungoma Police Station with the bees
following in tow.
Sikadigu then rushed out of the police
station and sought a traditional healer in
a bid to be set free from the bees.
John Wafula, the vehicle's owner, said he
was approached by the suspect who
claimed he wanted five cars for hire on
Friday.
He said they met at a hotel in town to
discuss the terms for the car hire with
Sikadigu who claimed he had a five-day
contract.
Wafula claimed that Sikadigu had insisted
that he wanted the Toyota Premio and
Axio latest models for his clients.
"I gave him a quotation of Sh5,000 per
car for each of the five days."
He said that when he came back to the
negotiation table, he continued sipping
his juice and noticed that he had started
feeling dizzy.
Wafula said that he found himself in
hospital on Saturday and then noticed
that his car keys were missing.
"I approached a traditional doctor who
assured me that my car will be found in
three days," he said.
"The traditional medicine man assured me
that the suspect will not leave Bungoma
town and will be attacked by bees."
After he was set free from the bees, the
man was arrested and taken to Bungoma
police station for interrogation.
Bungoma South OCPD David Kirui said
they are still investigating the matter.
Source: The Star Kenya