The National Police Service (NPS) has launched investigations into a video featuring a senior nominated politician who claimed she knew of a supporter who used a fake certificate to secure a place in police recruitment.
In a statement dated October 24, 2026, the service described the remarks as regrettable and unacceptable, particularly coming from a lawmaker and legal counsel.
The NPS said the alleged fraudulent case had been detected at the training college, leading to the expulsion of the recruits involved.
The service maintained that it has strict verification procedures aimed at preventing dishonesty and ensuring that only qualified candidates are admitted into the National Police Service.
It reiterated its commitment to conducting a thorough, transparent and accountable recruitment process in accordance with the law.
The statement was signed by Muchiri Nyaga, the Director of Corporate Communication and NPS spokesperson.
The service did not identify the politician in the summary provided.
