A heart-wrenching events unfolded early Saturday morning, August 17, police have launched a full-scale investigation following a tragic incident at N’bar Club in Ongata Rongai.

The incident unfolded when a Kenya Wildlife Service (KWS) ranger, identified as Mohamed Daud, allegedly opened fire inside the nightclub, resulting in the death of a man named Stanley Kuria.

According to a report filed at Ongata Rongai Police Station, the drama began when Daud, clad in his KWS uniform, stormed into the Tumaini-area club on Mugis Road.

Eyewitnesses describe a chaotic scene as the ranger abruptly ordered the club to shut down.

He then commanded everyone inside to lie down and cover their faces. In a disturbing escalation, Daud reportedly shot Stanley Kuria three times, targeting his back and head.

The police report details a chilling scene: “He proceeded to shoot one person three times in the back and on the head and directed that everyone remain in that position till morning.”

Authorities are now working to unravel the motives behind this violent outburst, as the community reels from the unsettling events that unfolded in the early hours of the morning.