By CHARLES WANYOROMore by this AuthorThe National Police Service Commission (NPSC) will from Wednesday start vetting 90 traffic police officers based in six counties of the upper eastern region. Mr Kavuludi expressed concern that police officers who had been vetted and found suitable to serve were now engaging in corruption. He claimed the officers are now asking for money openly in the full glare of the public. ROADSHe said the rise in corrupt activities among traffic police officers has compromised safety on the roads and led to the public losing faith in the vetting process. Many motorists think that traffic police are there to just extort,” said Mr Kavuludi.

Source: Daily Nation April 18, 2017 14:20 UTC