Two Women Arrested Over Alleged Drink-Spiking Incident at Local Club

Two women are in police custody following an alleged attempt to drug a football fan during weekend matches at a local club.

The Directorate of Criminal Investigations (DCI) narrated the incident in a social media post titled, “Mchele strikes again: Football fan left speechless at local club,” describing how the suspects allegedly used a football debate to distract their target before tampering with his drink.

In its humorous account, the DCI referred to the suspects as “two highly coordinated light-skinned pishori magoshodo,” recounting how an evening of football entertainment allegedly turned into a suspected robbery attempt.

How the Suspects Allegedly Executed the Plan

The incident reportedly occurred over the weekend as football fans gathered at the club to watch matches on television.

According to the DCI, the two suspects, identified as Sharon and Chantelle, targeted a patron named Brayo, who was buying drinks as he followed the action on the pitch.

The club supervisor reportedly said the women engaged Brayo in a lively discussion about an offside decision, using football tactics to keep him distracted.

“One held the midfield with offside talk. The other sent the through ball straight into the glass,” the DCI stated.

While one suspect allegedly maintained the conversation, the other is accused of spiking Brayo’s drink. Chantelle reportedly whispered, “Hii imeenda,” after the alleged act.

Fan Collapses as Suspects Attempt to Leave

Brayo reportedly took a sip of the drink, unaware of the alleged interference. Within seconds, he began showing signs of distress before collapsing face-first onto the table.

The DCI’s account described his final conscious words as: “Hizi ni gani tena?…”

The two women allegedly attempted to move the unconscious patron towards the exit while presenting themselves as his longtime friends.

Their efforts were reportedly thwarted by the club supervisor, who blocked their path and raised the alarm.

The commotion quickly drew the attention of other patrons. Football fans turned away from the screens, the DJ lowered the volume, and customers pushed back their chairs as the situation escalated.

During the ensuing scuffle, one of the suspects reportedly lost her false eyelashes onto a four-litre container, while the other allegedly attempted to place Brayo’s car keys inside her handbag.

DCI officers subsequently arrived at the scene and intervened to prevent an angry crowd from confronting the suspects.

Suspects Await Court Proceedings

The two women remain in police custody awaiting court proceedings, according to the DCI’s account.

Brayo, meanwhile, is reportedly recovering at home with his wife of six years, Phyllis, where he is being given traditional energising porridge.

Drink-spiking, commonly referred to as “mchele” or “pishori” in Kenya, involves secretly adding substances to a person’s drink to impair their consciousness or ability to resist. Criminals may use the method to facilitate theft, robbery or other offences.