Naema Celestine 
Abigael Wanyama
The killing of a local security guard near the police station in Kemaet trading center, Bumula sub-county, Bungoma County, has left residents in shock.
The incident has sparked anger and fear among the locals, disrupting business activities in the area as they demand the transfer of police officers due to perceived laziness.
The brutal murder of the security guard has sent shockwaves throughout the community, with residents struggling to come to terms with the senseless violence that has occurred in their peaceful town. The fact that the crime took place near the police station has only added to the residents’ frustration and disbelief, as they question the effectiveness of law enforcement in their area.
The anger and fear that have gripped the community in the aftermath of the killing have led to a disruption in business activities, as residents are hesitant to go about their daily routines in light of the heightened sense of insecurity. Many are calling for the immediate transfer of police officers, whom they accuse of being lazy and ineffective in their duties to protect the community.
The demand for the transfer of police officers reflects a deep-seated mistrust in the local law enforcement authorities, as residents feel that their safety and security are not being adequately prioritized. The incident has exposed the vulnerabilities of the community and has underscored the urgent need for improved policing and crime prevention measures in the area.
As the investigation into the killing continues, the residents of Kemaet trading center are left grappling with a profound sense of loss and vulnerability, as they come to terms with the harsh reality of violence in their midst. The tragic event has served as a wake-up call for the community, prompting them to demand accountability and action from their local authorities to ensure that such a heinous crime does not happen again
