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From the evidence provided, it is fair to conclude that: 1. @AIRTEL_KE failed to identify and flag down an individual from their system who registered multiple mobile phone numbers (more than 5) contrary to the Law. 2. Airtel Kenya gadgets and mobile lines have poor or weak security features, that is why it is the preferred mobile service provider for criminals. Because they can always commit crime using their services without being traced. 3. By failing to flag down a man who registered multiple numbers under their company, and failing to report the matter to the police, Airtel Kenya, through negligence, aided the suspect in committing the crimes that he committed. And thus, they are complicit in this crime. Airtel should exercise their civil and moral responsibility by issuing a statement explaining why their products were found at the scene of crime.

Dear @AIRTEL_KE, you need to do a forensic audit into Collins Jomaisi Khalisia's database and confirm whether the suspect has been using your lines to commit crime Otherwise, you will go down as the preferred service provider for serial killers and other deadly criminals.