NAIROBI, KENYA – A suspected gangster accused of killing Shofco FC player Steven Alade was shot dead by the police in Makandara. The dramatic shootout brought a sense of justice and unity to the community, which was still mourning the loss of the young athlete.
The suspect, identified as Fredrick Otieno, also known as Difre, was captured on CCTV cameras committing a heinous crime in Kibera, where he not only robbed innocent victims but also fatally shot Alade. The relentless pursuit of justice eventually led to a deadly confrontation between Otieno and the police.
According to Makandara Deputy OCPD Denis Omuko, a well-planned police operation to apprehend Otieno resulted in a deadly shootout when the suspect realized he was surrounded by officers. In the exchange of gunfire, Otieno sustained fatal injuries, forcing the police to defend themselves.
Prior to his encounter with the police, Otieno had been spotted on surveillance cameras during the crime spree in Kibera. Deeply horrified by his actions, members of the community bravely informed the authorities of his whereabouts, leading to the deadly confrontation in Makandara.
In a shocking development, it was revealed that the notorious robber had been renting a firearm from a police officer, raising troubling questions about criminal activity within the force. The dark cloud of uncertainty had descended upon Shofco FC when their promising player, Steven Alade, met a tragic end. The young footballer had been returning from his evening training session when he fell victim to gun-wielding thugs who mercilessly shot him three times during an attempted mobile phone theft.
In the wake of this heart-wrenching loss, the community came together to remember and honor Steven Alade. A candlelight vigil was held at the spot where the young athlete’s life was tragically cut short, with thousands of fans gathering to pay their respects and commemorate the indomitable spirit of the fallen player.