Four foreigners suspected to be drug dealers were arrested in Mombasa and an unknown quantity of narcotics seized. <\/p>\n
Detectives from various agencies apprehended two South Africans and two Seychellois at an apartment near Nyali Beach hotel yesterday morning. <\/p>\n
They were identified as Dominguez and Nedy Micock from Seychelles and Barend Nolte and Marc Faivelewitz from South Africa. <\/p>\n
The suspects were taken to Port Police Station. <\/p>\n
Regional police boss Philip Tuimur said the Government Chemist will confirm the quantity and type of narcotics police found. <\/p>\n
But lawyer Cliff Ombeta told The Standard on Sunday that the South Africans had come to work as bodyguards of Vicky Goswami, an Indian who was extradited recently. <\/p>\n
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Goswami, brothers Baktash and Ibrahim Akasha, and Gulam Hussein (Pakistani) were extradited to the US to face drug trafficking charges. <\/p>\n
The arrests came as police hunt for two other foreign nationals wanted for serious crimes. <\/p>\n
Muhammad Nadeem Iqbal and Waseem Iqbal from Pakistan are wanted by the Government of Pakistan for serious crimes. <\/p>\n
The Pakistan embassy in Kenya has twice written to the Kenyan authorities on the issue. <\/p>\n
The High Commission of the Islamic Republic of Pakistan presents its compliments to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and International Trade of Republic of Kenya and has the honour to forward herewith extradition documents in respect of Mr Muhammed Nadeem Iqbal and Waseem Iqbal received from the Federal Investigation Agency Islamabad. The extradition documents were requested by Interpol Kenya. The esteemed ministry is requested to kindly forward the extradition documents to Interpol Kenya. <\/p>\n
Muhammad Nadeem Iqbal and Waseem Iqbal from Pakistan had been deported by the National Security Intelligence (NIS) four years ago. <\/p>\n
It is not clear how the duo re-entered Kenya. <\/p>\n
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On July 29 and August 16, last year, Interpol published on their website fugitive wanted for prosecution control number: A-6929\/7-2016 IQBAL Waseem and Muhammad Iqbal control number A-7490\/8-2016. <\/p>\n
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