Simon Mulinge's Justice Case

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One man from Machakos town is asking for justice after he was allegedly bitten by a dog belonging to officers from inspectorate wing in the county of Machakos.

The victim Simon Mulinge said that he was heading to his home in Eastleigh on 20 october at around 11pm, when reaching Kathembo area an officer from the inspectorate that patrols in Machakos town released the dog that pounced on him biting him leaving him with serious injuries.

Mulinge said that the officers took him to Machakos level five hospital where they left him where he complained that his case has never began even after reporting to the police after the incident.

Speaking to the deputy commander of the inspectorate officers in Machakos county on the matter said that the victim

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