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– A senior official at KDF has been reprimanded on the grounds that he leased his official uniform to a third party contrary to the set rules of conduct
– His girl, word has it, wore the uniform, took photos and posted them online as an attention seeking gimmick
– On such, the in-house expert advises that the person who wore the uniform should be charged for impersonation
A senior official of the Kenya Defence Forces (KDF) has been suspended after his girlfriend, unbeknownst to him, wore his clothes in his absence, took photos and posted them online.
The pretty girl’s photos went viral on Facebook as most of the people who re-shared them thought that she was an officer like many others. That is where the tale about impersonation came in.
When the photos go the attention of the officer’s superiors and the uniform was identified as his, it is alleged that he was called in and had a long sitting with his bosses.
The girl who is alleged to have caused the suspension of a KDF captain when she borrowed his uniform to take photos with.
Unconfirmed reports have it that the officer was suspended from active duty for leasing out his official military regalia for wrong use- in this case, social media.
TUKO.co.ke however established that there is no rule in the books that would have a KDF Captain suspended because his wife wore his uniform and posed for photos.
Action would only be taken if the said uniform was leased for use in criminal activities or any related activity that would contravene what is generally accepted as right.
Hot Kenyan police officer of a few days ago says that he is in trouble with his superiors. A spate of his photos presumed to be attractive by the Kenyan female populace broke the internet with scores of women demanding to be arrested by him.
He has since been identified as, Steve Karisa. An administration police and an ardent gym addict.
When speaking to Word is on an interview, the police officer said that his instant fame engendered trouble with his bosses who are particular with media attention.
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