Then Kenneth saw it. A section of the fence, near the drainage culvert, had been peeled back just enough for a person to slide through. Not cut with loud grinders, but pried—quiet, patient work.
Tonight was different. A red light began to blink on panel 7-Delta. The vibration sensor at a client’s depot—a major pharmaceutical warehouse in Heavy Industrial Area—had triggered. g4s secure solutions ltd lusaka
Kenneth watched the grainy feed as the G4S patrol vehicle, a white double-cab with the iconic red logo, glided into the frame without headlights. Two figures emerged: Mulenga and young Officer Phiri. They moved like chess pieces, one covering the other, hugging the wall. Then Kenneth saw it
Kenneth didn’t panic. He zoomed the PTZ camera on the location. The screen showed nothing. Just the corrugated iron roof, the razor wire, the moonlit gravel. But the sensor was old and rarely gave false positives. He leaned into his radio. Tonight was different
"Alpha-1, fence breach confirmed at culvert. No visual on suspects yet. Recommend you hold."
And for Kenneth Banda, that was exactly how it should be.