RIP: Heartbreak In Baringo As Truck Driver kills His Three-Year-Old Son By Slashing Him On The Neck

Police in Baringo County are investigating a shocking incident in which a man killed his three-year-old son in Kawatut village, Kolowa.

The tragedy happened on Sunday, September 21, and has left the community shaken as detectives hunt for the suspect.

According to police reports, the man was armed with a panga when he attacked the child.

The boy was slashed several times on the head, neck, and chest, dying instantly from the deep wounds.

Witnesses said the child’s mother screamed for help but could not save him as the suspect quickly escaped the scene after the attack.

Officers who arrived at the homestead confirmed the killing and moved the body to the mortuary for a postmortem.

Investigators have since launched a murder probe, though the motive behind the brutal killing is still unknown.

Police said they are treating the matter as a serious crime and are determined to bring the suspect to justice.

The incident has caused fear and grief in Kawatut village.

Residents described the killing as disturbing and difficult to understand, especially because it involved a father turning against his own child.

Many locals gathered at the scene, expressing shock and sadness over the senseless act.

Community elders condemned the killing and urged residents to remain calm while security officers pursue the suspect.

They called for greater unity and cooperation in assisting investigators with information that could lead to the man’s arrest.

Police have appealed to members of the public who may know the whereabouts of the suspect to report to the nearest station.

Authorities have assured the family and community that every effort is being made to trace him and ensure justice for the slain child.

The case has also highlighted wider concerns about violence within families.

Child protection advocates have repeatedly warned that children are often the most vulnerable victims when domestic conflicts turn violent.

They urged the government and local leaders to strengthen awareness and counseling programs to prevent similar tragedies.

For now, the mother of the young boy remains traumatized by the attack.

She is receiving support as investigations continue.

The death of the three-year-old has left a dark cloud over the village.