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Police have arrested two Kenya Airports Authority (KAA) employees who were caught on camera stealing luggage straps.
The two, identified as Evans Akola Agunda and Mercy Chepkorir were captured on camera stealing the items at the Jomo Kenyatta International Airport (JKIA).
The Directorate of Criminal Investigations (DCI) says that Akola works as an aircraft marshaller while Chepkorir is an intern.
In a video shared online by the DCI, Akola is seen alighting from a Toyota vehicle, walks to where the straps are kept and pick a couple of them before driving away.
His female colleague believed to be Chepkorir does not leave the car during the incident. The luggage straps belong to African Freight Services.
The DCI says the two will be arraigned and charged in court on Monday.
“An Aircraft Marshaller Kenya Airports -Mr. Evans Okola Agunda and an intern-Ms. Mercy Chepkorir, were arrested early today after being spotted stealing luggage straps belonging to the African Freight Services at JKIA."
"The two suspects are in custody and will be charged on Monday,” DCI says in a statement.
Luggage straps are elastic bands used in airports to wrap luggage in preparation for shipping via airplanes. They are used to prevent luggage from popping open during transit.
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