Prison Warder detained at Lang’ata Police Station for taking 2 hours without ejaculation

Joan Awuor and Denis Ouma Otieno

Joan Awuor 28, a commercial s€x worker, on Wednesday morning, implicated a prison warder connected to Lang’ata Police Station of taking long too on the act while others were queuing for services.

 Joan Awuor become violent, forcing a quarrelsome walk to a police station.

The body vendor had mixed thoughts with no alternative but to haul the warder to Dandora Police Station where she accused the officer known as Denis Ouma Otieno of influencing drama moments after taking two hours in the act without a break and even ejaculating.

It all began on Tuesday night when the warder came to terms to have s€x with Awuor in her house at a fee of ksh4,000 which he paid through Mpesa.

A police report disclosed that the officer took long in the act and even did not ejaculate, a thing that compelled Awuor to push him away and reported the matter. 

“After the act, the police officer did not complete the mission since he did not ejaculate after two hours of happiness,” the report read in part.

Otieno is then blamed of becoming brutalous when he was pushed away by Awuor as he compelled her to get back to bed or give him back his money due to incomplete mission.

Ms Awuor rather turned down the proposal and the officer went ahead to begin threatening that he will end her life.

Otieno then turned on to creating unfair drama within the plot where Awuor lives which saw the duo drag each other to the station.

A senior officer at Dandora police station  said that the two met when they were on a drinking spree in the city.

According to Awuor, it is the man who sprinted to the police station minutes after he turned against her and became violent.

“Ask him why he was breaking things in my house? Why did he go ahead and break my door? The truth is that he messed up,” she said when contacted.

According to her, the officer was fabricating a story that she had stolen from him saying that he should be asked where he spent his night.

However, the said officer added that he was wounded by Ms Awuor and that he was even compelled to seek medical attention at a clinic within Lang’ata.

“I don’t have anything against her and I have decided to forgive her. There is no need of lengthening the matter,” he said.