Basmati babes are hard at work, and their victims are more than ever being fooled.
Experts fear cases of drink spiking may be on the rise across Nairobi as bars and clubs fill to capacity with crowds having fun.
DCI sent a heavy warning to revelers fear that cases of drink spiking are on the rise.
The capacity crowds are a major attraction for 'mchele administrators' to harvest from unsuspecting victims, mostly men.
The term was coined by the DCI who on their Twitter account exposed the faces of the women behind spiking incidences.
The issue has hit the headlines last week when one man confessed to being drugged, leading to an avalanche of confessions from others.
Several men spoke out after either reporting their drinks being tampered with as others said they preferred being humiliated without police intervention.
Nightclubs along Thika Road were put on the spot as being purveyors of such crimes.
The first confession on Twitter told how a man allegedly agreed to leave a popular club with a woman promising him a good time.
He said that they went to his home and doesn't remember much. He speculated that his drink was spiked before they left.
The flood of reactions highlighted to Kenyans the complexity of the matter.
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