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Police Launch Manhunt for Rose Omamo and Dillon Kibet Over $3 Million Fake Gold Scam
The Directorate of Criminal Investigations (DCI) has issued arrest warrants for Rose Omamo Adhiambo and Dillon Kibet, who are implicated in a fraudulent gold scam that deceived a foreign investor out of approximately $3 million (KSh 388.5 million).
The Chief Magistrate’s Court at Milimani issued the warrants following an investigation that revealed the duo, along with other accomplices already in custody, orchestrated a sophisticated scheme involving the sale of counterfeit gold. The victim, a foreign national, was led to believe they were purchasing genuine gold, only to discover the deception after substantial payments were made.
The DCI is urging anyone with information regarding the whereabouts of Omamo and Kibet to come forward. Tips can be submitted directly to the DCI or to the Officer in Charge of Serious Crimes at DCI Headquarters, Block B, 2nd Floor, Room 82.
This case highlights the growing concern over fake gold scams in Kenya, which have targeted both local and international investors. Authorities continue to warn the public to exercise caution when engaging in gold transactions and to verify the authenticity of sellers and products.
The DCI has thanked members of the public for their assistance in bringing suspects to justice and continues to encourage vigilance and cooperation in combating financial fraud.
Update:

Detectives arrested a WANTED suspect, who defrauded a foreigner off Sh300 Million in a fake gold scam. Pauline Adhiambo Odok alias Rose Omamo, who has been on the run since May last year was arrested today at Ololua, Dam Estate.
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