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5 KENYA POLICE OFFICERS APPEAR IN COURT OVER ESCAPE OF 'SERIAL KILLER'. (PHOTO).


 Kenya police officers appear in court over escape of 'serial killer'


Five Kenyan police officers appeared in court on Wednesday, suspected of helping a man accused of murdering dozens of women escape from a Nairobi police cell, AFP reported.


Police launched a manhunt on Tuesday after alleged serial killer Collins Jumaisi and 12 Eritreans broke out of a police station in an upmarket area of the Kenyan capital.


Jumaisi, 33, described by police as a "vampire, a psychopath," was arrested last month after the horrific discovery of a number of mutilated bodies in a rubbish dump in a slum area of the Kenyan capital.


He and the other detainees appeared to have escaped by cutting through a wire mesh roof at the station.


"Our preliminary investigations indicate that the escape was aided by insiders," acting national police chief Gilbert Masengeli said Tuesday.


Five out of eight officers who were arrested over the escape appeared in a Nairobi court on Wednesday, with police seeking an order to detain them for another 14 days in order to complete their investigations.


Police said they discovered the breakout when officers made a routine visit to the cells at around 5:00 a.m. on Tuesday to serve the prisoners breakfast.


"On opening the cell door, they discovered that 13 prisoners had escaped by cutting the wire mesh in the basking bay," police said in a statement, referring to a covered courtyard area in the station where detainees could get access to fresh air.


The 12 Eritreans had been arrested for being in Kenya illegally, police said, adding that four other detainees who did not escape were helping with the investigation.


The police station is located in the Gigiri district, which is home to the regional headquarters of the United Nations and numerous embassies.


Police said after Jumaisi's arrest on July 15 that he had confessed to murdering 42 women over a two-year period from 2022, with his wife his first victim.

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