National Police Service Commission (NPSC) chairman has revealed that senior police officers in traffic department have assigned their juniors targets of money to be channelled to their accounts.
NPSC chairman Johnstone Kavuludi said the recent vetting revealed the complex corruption networks perpetuated between the junior officers and their seniors.
“Through a scrutiny of M-Pesa statements, the commission was able to establish that junior officers working in the traffic department regularly transferred fixed amounts of money to some of their seniors, suggesting they had been given targets,” said Kavuludi.
He was speaking in Nakuru at Dog Section during a day-long sensitisation forum where he assured police in lower cadres of impartiality in the coming vetting process.
Kavuludi said the exercise is transforming the force to a service and urged the officers to submit their vetting forms adding there will be no witch hunt.
He said that in the last vetting results, police officers were found unsuitable for a variety of reasons which included human rights abuses, criminal activities and corruption. Other vices among the police included smuggling, forgery of academic certificates, submission of fake bank and M-Pesa statements.
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