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Crime buster Hesy wa Dandora has issued a stern warning to a certain 'Lady Quin' over her alleged involvement in crime.
Through a post in the Dandora Crime Free Facebook group on January 21, Hesy divulged that the lady in question was aiding criminals in their activity.
According to Hesy, they received a tip-off in July 2017 that Quin uses her handbag to transport guns for criminals.
“Let me not talk much about you and your group but I just want to remind you that crime does not pay” warned Hesy.
Hessy, believed to be a group of police officers even went ahead to share a screenshot of the conversation with the informant.
The post by Hesy elicits fresh memories of two female gangsters gunned down in 2017 following warning by the outfit, believed to be a group of law enforcement officers.
Two friends Cleah Adi Vybz (named Kenya’s ‘prettiest gangster’) and Marsha Minaj were killed in a hail of bullets during separate incidences two weeks apart.
The social media group is believed to be managed by police officers out to reach youths in Dandora, Kayole, Huruma, Umoja and other places who have ventured to crime.
The site administrator is identified as Hessy wa Kayole, Blackest Widow, Hessy wa Dandora, Hessy wa Huruma (and other estates) and usually warns suspected thugs on the loose that their days are numbered.
Hessy, the slang word for police, is known in Eastlands, Nairobi to be behind the war on armed crime.
