DJ Moh Spice was on Wednesday night August 14th 2019 arrested at Space Lounge Club along Ngong Road. The mix master was found in possession of a Steyr pistol and 174 rounds of ammunition.
Spice’s arrest came after a photo of him seen with a pistol tucked under his belt went viral on social media sparking public uproar.
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Anthony Wahome, the Chairman of the National Gun Owners Association of Kenya, has come to the defense of DJ Moh Spice. Speaking during an interview with Nation, Mr Wahome said the mix master’s arrest was unnecessary.
The gun owners’ chairman explained that DJ Moh Spice was not brandishing the gun but it was the action of outstretching his hand to hold a glass when the firearm was exposed.
“In the case of the DJ I think the issue was over-hyped by Kenyans online. He was not intentionally displaying the weapon or brandishing it. It’s because his shirt went up and it was revealed. And I am surprised that the DCI says that it is upon us to determine what should be done to him,” Anthony Wahome.
