Popular DJ Arrested After Mistakenly Flashing A Gun While Partying (Photo)

Posted by E.L.E.X on August 16 2019 under Celebrities









Popular disc jockey, DJ Moh Spice has gotten himself into very serious trouble after he mistakenly flashed his gun at a party.

According to The Star, a Kenyan DJ, Nicholas Mugo Mwangi popularly known as ‘Moh Spice‘ was on Wednesday night arrested at Space lounge, Ngong road for public display of a firearm.

The arrest of’ Moh Spice’ by the DCI’s Special Crimes Prevention unit comes after a public outcry when photos were posted online showing him with the pistol tucked during an event at K1 Clubhouse.

A Steyr Pistol and 174 rounds of ammunition were confiscated from him.

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It is available in three sizes (L-Large; M-Medium and C-Compact) with 17 rnd magazine, a real Picatinny rail (MilStd. 1913) at the forend and a fully adjustable grip.

The back strap, as well as both sides of the grip, are adjustable with different sized inlays. The grip also features a funnel for a quick magazine change.

The DJ is now in police custody pending further investigations.





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