It’s a sunny Wednesday afternoon in Kilifi, and suddenly, the local police station turns into a scene straight from a slapstick flick. A massive swarm of bees decided to crash the party at Kilifi Central Police Station, sending everyone – cops, folks filing reports, and even a few furry suspects – scrambling for cover like it was the end of the world. It all kicked off just past lunchtime when the fuzzy invaders zeroed in on the evidence room, then buzzed their way over to the main desk like they owned the place.
Poor officers got a few unwelcome zaps on their hasty escape, turning tough badges into yelping runners. “Honestly, it felt like we’d wandered into a wildlife blockbuster,” chuckled Mary Kadzo, the cheerful fruit vendor whose colourful stall sits right across the street. “Cops bolting with files flying, handcuffed guys tripping over their feet, and yeah, those big guard dogs? They were hightailing it too, tails between their legs!” For a solid hour, the station was a no-go zone, with the bees hanging out like uninvited guests at a barbecue.
They finally packed up and fluttered off on their own, leaving behind a trail of laughter and a bit of chaos. The Kenya Wildlife Service swung by later to poke around, shaking their heads at how these swarms can pop up out of nowhere, a total curveball in the bee world. But here’s the juicy local twist that had tongues wagging: whispers around town linked the buzz to some spicy gossip. Turns out, there’s chatter about a constable allegedly “borrowing” a businessman’s shiny motorbike without asking. Continue Reading https://drbokko.com/?p=34149