Drama erupts as police arrest crossdresser in Migori

Detectives in Migori County on Monday arrested a male suspect posing as a woman. Jared Opiyo Nyatumba, 21, was arrested while donning a yellow dress and had neatly combed his hair. According to a police statement, Opiyo was passing by the station when one officer noticed he was 'looking suspiciously masculine.' Also read: Why I raided Equity Bank in daring daylight robbery: Suspects last words "The person was summoned and, upon interrogation, identified self as Sheila Bichange, a female. Upon a cursory examination, he owned up and produced a National Identification Card with a picture that matched his appearance and showed he is Jared Opiyo Nyatumba, a 21 years old Luo male adult from Homa Bay County," the Police report read in part. [caption id="attachment_211558" align="aligncenter" width="489"] Sheila Bichange, the alter ego for Jared Opiyo[/caption] Upon interrogation, police say, "he alleges to be harboring feminine feelings since childhood hence his choice of attire." Also read:  Exclusive: Why I’m charging Sh1m for social media influencing – DJ Noshs Following his arrest, police say that residents of Awendo flocked to the station to identify the person they suspect was behind the recent spate of serial killings in the area and who is said sometimes to disguise himself as a female. "The suspect was shown to them through the report office window, but they insisted that he should be handed over to them for lynching," the Police report read. When the crowd got out of hand, they had to be forcibly dispersed by the anti-riots officers who used teargas canisters. Seven people aged 23 and 33 were arrested as part of a riotous mob. Also read: Watch: Viral TikTok dancing nurse getting used to instant fame – Exclusive Also arrested to help with investigations were the alleged employers of Opiyo, Moses Odongo Achila, and his wife, Consolata Anyango. Police also impounded 17 motorcycles belonging to the riotous. "The main impersonator has since been whisked away from the station and taken to Migori County CCIO’s offices for further processing," read part of the report. No police officer or member of the public was injured during the incident. Also, read our top stories today: Exclusive: Bahati explains why he is focusing on music after losing Mathare MP seat  411 secrets: Comedian with KRA drama buys wife posh car 411 secrets: Rebellious rich kid gets baby with politician ‘Karen Nyamu, you need mental evaluation,’ Samidoh’s US host Bernice says