Directorate of C******l Investigations (DCI) Director George Kinoti says advancement in technology has complicated Kenya’s w*r on t****r as security agents seek to play catch up with tech-savvy t********s.
Kinoti said that t*******m remains the most serious threat to Kenya’s security, insisting that t********s are smart people and want to be smarter than the police. He added advancements in technology has made the w*r so complicated.
“Co-operation among all security agencies including intelligence and investigative agencies coming together and putting all the resources together in terms of analysing situations has helped to thwart t****r a*****s,” said Kinoti.
Speaking on Tuesday on the sidelines of a forum on international and trans-national organised c****s dubbed networks of accountability at Strathmore University, the DCI boss that they are actually matching the t********s in matters technology and that is the reason t****r a*****s have been foiled.
“You can find they are trying this within a minute they have been apprehended, so we disrupt them,” Kinoti said.
“You can see like the recent swift act by our security agencies that stopped that kind of devastating m******e, they were stopped on their tracks,” he added.
He said partnerships and cooperation between neighboring countries is very important in securing East Africa and the world at large.
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“T*******m remains the biggest menace among organised c****s. The rest – human t*********g and d**g t*********g – although related to t*******m, are manageable. In fact, we can’t say they have reached the level of t*******m,” Kinoti said.
Kinoti said that t*******m results in mass k******s and devastation to the economy and the entire humanity and that is the main reason as law enforcers, they are cooperating with other partners, countries and other law enforcing agencies to stop it.
