Kiambu Man Forcefully Enters Motorist's Car Through Window, Accuses Him Of Stealing His Phone

• A video capturing a man forcibly entering a motorist's car went viral on social media platforms, eliciting mixed reactions
• The dramatic footage showed a man hanging from the driver's window before being pulled out by onlookers
• Derrick Mbugua, who posted the video, described the vehicle as resembling an online taxi, adding the ensuing events led to the man being dumped

A Kiambu man forcefully entered a motorist's car, hanging from the driver's window and accusing the driver of stealing his phone.

Why did the man enter the car?

The chaotic scene unfolded on the outskirts of Juja, Kiambu county, creating a spectacle that drew onlookers and left many bewildered.

The video, posted on Facebook by user Derrick Mbugua, showed the man initially hanging from the driver's window, appearing to have forcibly accessed the interior of the car.

"This happened today morning pande za juja. Jamaa ameingilia kwa dirisha ya dereva akakwama na dereva hadi ampatie simu," Mbugua captioned the video.

With the help of bystanders, he eventually emerged from the vehicle through the passenger side, only to reenter moments later, adamant about confronting the driver.

Man claims driver stole his phone

As the commotion escalated, the crowd questioned the man's actions, to which he responded by alleging that the driver had stolen his phone.

After the man was pulled out of the car for the first time, he reentered, determined to pursue his claim against the driver.

Mbugua described the vehicle as resembling an online taxi and mentioned that after the confrontation, the driver allegedly dumped the man in a nearby bush.

"After this he was dumped in the Bush kama ameumizwa vibaya sana," he wrote.

Netizens react to video

The video sparked a flurry of reactions on social media, with netizens expressing shock and curiosity about the bizarre encounter.

Injector wrote:

"The case is being handled by Police Officers , I always tell you mkono ya serikali ni ndefu. Kidogo tu."

abina Wa Macdee joked:

"Weeeh I don't blame him labda ID ilkuwa nyuma ya simu...double loss."

Nyakwar Keng Konyango

"Kenya's become a jungle country, mchana peupe bila hata wasiwasi? Eiish."

Charie Rose wondered:

"The guy expected a drive hadi police station? I hope he gets the justice he deserves though."

Ochieng Sammie

"Some of this drivers wataaribia wenzao bizna aki, izi ni gani sasa."

Sammy Ondimu urges colleagues not to enter people's car

In a related story, renowned administration police officer Sammy Ondimu Ngare urged traffic police officers to exercise caution while undertaking their duties.

In a Facebook post, Ngare pleaded with traffic officers to stop entering people's vehicles by force to enforce traffic rules.

"If you have to get into someone's car in the event you find them on the wrong, then do it systematically, explaining to the car owner their fault. Stop getting into someone's car as if it's yours," Ngare said.

Ngare advised that instead of a traffic officer engaging in a fight with a traffic offender, the officer can take note of the vehicle's registration number and charge the suspect later.