According to the reports given by Sikika Road Safety Group, it has been revealed that a rogue driver has allegedly fled after refueling his vehicle without paying Ksh. 1Ok to the petrol attendants.
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Taking to their different social media accounts to express their concerns on the incident the Sikika Road Safety Group has called upon the owner of vehicle Number plate KDJ 3O1V to pay the money.
According to the reports given by the Sikika Road Safety Group, they claimed that it is so unfortunate that the owner of the vehicle,e or rather the suspect who escaped along Jogoo road decided to do this even though the petrol attendant might be forced to pay for the fuel.
Tagging the National Police Force, the Sikika Road Safety Group has called upon police officers to help arrest the suspect if he does not pay.
While reacting to this incident, Kenyans who took to social media accounts to express their opinions on the matter have called upon the police to do something about the increasing number of Rogue drivers who often decide to escape without paying for their fuel.
According to the reports given by most Kenyans, they claimed that it is so unfortunate that the police are yet to do something about these suspects even though some of them are now used to doing this and yet they still go free with some petrol station attendants being forced to pay for this loss.
This is happening at the same time when the National Police Service has raised its concerns over the increasing number of road accidents in the country thereby calling upon Kenyans to remain vigilant while driving.
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