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A scuffle broke out, nearly escalating into a physical altercation, prompting intervention from plainclothes security personnel. One officer was forced to draw his pistol to stop the MCAs and their supporters from attacking the former CS.
Drama in Kilifi as former county secretary forcefully evicted despite court order
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