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    Stop Making Fun Of Our Academics – DCI Boss Kinoti Hits Out At Malala

    Mercy AumaBy Mercy AumaJune 8, 2022No Comments2 Mins Read
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    DCI Boss George Kinoti has hit out at Kakamega Senator Cleophas Malala following his remarks on police officers.

    In a viral video, Malala made remarks stating that police officers did not require any academic qualifications as their jobs only required them to hold guns.

    The remarks were deemed disrespectful with heads of security agencies coming out guns blazing forcing the senator to apologize.

    https://twitter.com/KihuriaN/status/1529422840088473600

    The DCI has now told off the Senator stating that the work of police officers should be respected as they deal with so much.

    He referenced a situation where an officer holding and operating a gun requires both academic and emotional intelligence.

    Read: Voter Seeking To Have Malala Barred From Running for Governor Over Academic Papers

    According to Kinoti, there are men in the police force who hold more academic qualifications than politicians.

    Thus, Kinoti wants politicians to refrain from making fun of police work and let them do their jobs in the best possible way.

    “Instead of celebrating our emotional intelligence, you make fun of our academics,” Kinoti said.

    He added, “When you provoke that police officer taking care of you who is ready to take his blood, with a fully loaded gun, then when all factors remain constant, he’s most likely to react.”

    This morning the CS @InteriorKE Dr. Fred Matiang'i opened the Cybersecurity Strategy 2022 – 2026 Workshop held at Lake Naivasha Resort. The Workshop brought together cybersecurity experts and stakeholders to validate the draft Strategy which will guide the cybersecurity regime pic.twitter.com/owcJrUfTS7

    — National Police Service-Kenya (@NPSOfficial_KE) June 8, 2022

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