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Police officer allegedly stabbed to death by his wife

Rift Valley
By Yvonne Chepkwony | Apr 02, 2024

A police officer was allegedly stabbed to death by his wife in Kiplombe, Baringo County for arriving home late.

Baringo County Police Commander Julius Kiragu said that Officer Vincent Kipterim, 28, attached to the Critical Infrastructure Protection Unit (CIPU) in Mandera county was on leave when the incident occurred.

Kiragu said Kipterim was allegedly attacked with a machete by his wife, ZamZam Bashir, 26, after he arrived home at around 3 am on Tuesday.

The officer narrated that Bashir went to report the incident to the deceased's brother.

"The officer was on leave, he came home late, a quarrel erupted leading to the deceased being stabbed by his wife, he was rushed to Eldama Ravine Sub County Hospital but succumbed to the injuries," the officer said.

The woman has since been arrested and police have launched investigations into the incident.

The body was removed to Eldama Ravine Morgue awaiting postmortem.

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