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resh details have emerged over the storage and ownership of over 700 laptops that were impounded by the police in Westlands, Nairobi. Police arrested seven suspects who were thought to be conmen masquerading as the security detail of the Deputy President William Ruto. ALSO READ: Police bust racketeers posing as Ruto’s security Laptops were found to be having fake government stickers, hence this was adjudged to be signal of fraud going beneath the dealings of consignments. It later emerged that the Loresho house in which the consignment was impounded belonged to a businessman-cum politician. The same politician, who vied for Kwanza Constituency in Western Kenya was among the seven who were arrested that night. Following that, a document showing the agreement between two individuals concerning the storage of the laptops has emerged. In the document, Teddy Awiti, a 34-year old man identified as the owner of the consignment signed an agreement with businessman Allan Chesang to store laptops at the latter’s house at a fee. Stay informed while on the go by subscribing to the Standard Group SMS service. Text the word 'NEWS' to 22840. It stipulates that 1247 pieces of HP laptops would be stored at House No. 220 Kyuna Rise for monthly fee of Sh60,000 plus VAT. As per the document, the two agreed to shoulder their tax obligations independently. Awiti would also provide protection to Chesang in case of anything given that the latter only leased a storage space. The police vowed to dig deeper into the incident to bring all the suspects to book.

Read more at: https://www.standardmedia.co.ke/article/2001292212/chesang-speaks-on-police-raid-where-over-700-laptops-were-impounded-in-his-home