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I WAS MISTAKEN FOR A SHE AND LOCKED IN WOMEN’S CELL SAYS MAKE-UP ARTIST DENNIS KARURI

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Celebrity make-up artist Dennis Karuri has confessed how cops mistook him for a ‘woman’ and locked him in a Women’s cell.

Karuri said the incident, which occurred last October left him a little bit ‘shaky.’ “This specific story did not happen long ago just recently. There was a show called fashion Fridays at Brew Bistro, it was really bomb because I was the make-up artist.

After I finished doing the models make up, I decided to do my make-up and I was looking beautiful. When the show ended, I decided to share a cub with my assistant make-up artist, the stylist and photographer.

They were going towards Embakasi while I was headed to town, I needed to drop my stuff at the shop. So, I alighted at Nyayo Stadium and requested for another Uber at around 10pm. A guy in plain clothes came and started cuffing guys, I was shocked, shortly the police car pulled over.”

Dennis Karuri all made up.

Karuri and two other ladies were bundled in a police car and taken to Nyayo Stadium Police Station,

“When we arrived at the police station, they asked us for our ID’s but I didn’t have mine, only two people had, they thought I was a lady because I had made up face, I was taken to the ladies cell.

After a while, the ladies realised I was not a woman, they started acting weird but not in a bad way, they were laughing. One of the ladies requested to go the washroom, when the police came to take her, he found me fixing my make-up, he looked at me and I laughed, my deep voice alerted the cop, he asked me if I was a man or a woman, I said I am a man.

He called the other cops who came stared, I knew I was in trouble, I came clean and told them I’m a make-up artist but they had to move me from the women’s cell and took me to the men’s cell.

I pleaded with them to allow me to remove my make and they agreed. The moment I got there; I was scared. I have never been somewhere like that before, it was so dingy, smelling and cold.”

When one of the inmates asked where he came from, a street boy at the cell confirmed he was at the lady’s cell and was busted.

Karuri had to fake he had asthma and part with Sh500 to secure his freedom. 

I am a journalist, fashion show choreographer, a backstage manager, an actress and the owner of buzzcentral.co.ke. As a journalist, I specifically focus on entertainment and feature writing.

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