A moderately aged man and an optional school young lady spent the night in a correctional facility at Meru Police station after they were captured at a Meru town lodging on Tuesday night.
Harrisson Mucheke, 24, was captured at Shirikisho Boarding and Lodging with a 16-year-old young lady why should said be a Form 3 understudy at a nearby auxiliary school.
By, the 24-year-old man was seen entering the hotel premises with the young lady. After perceiving the young person, the onlookers cautioned her dad.
Enraged, the young lady's father raged into the room and found the two bare. At this point, police were called to the cabin and they secured the man and the young person.
The sensational episode pulled in an enormous horde of spectators, with numerous attempting to get a look at the two as police whisked them far from the hotel.
After the capture, the young lady's dad, who showed up in the police headquarters, said that he had given the young lady pocket cash 30 minutes before he was told that she had been spotted at the hotel.
He included that the young lady left home in her school uniform, in this way he was astounded to locate her regular citizen garments.
Police have propelled an investigation into matter, and charges will be favored against the suspect once examinations are finished.
Reports of such cases have been on the ascent as of late.
In ahead of schedule December, a 23-year-old man was captured by police when he was discovered living together with two female Class 7 understudies.
The man, who brings home the bacon by offering miraa in Musingini Market in Embu, was lodging the two underage young ladies who had been accounted for missing since November.
In November, a 21-year-old man named Fran Kinoti was secured by Maara District police when he was discovered living with a 17-year-old Form Three understudy.
At the point when examined by police, the Form Three understudy delighted that she was expecting Kinoti's youngster.
Regardless of cases that the two were infatuated, police captured Kinoti for debasement.
The legitimate period of assent in Kenya is 18, and any individual found having sexual relations with a minor can be indicted for contamination.