Graham Wekesa

My name is Wekesa Graham, a final-year student pursuing a Bachelor’s degree in Criminology, Criminal Justice, and Public Safety at Karatina University, awaiting graduation later this year. I am passionate about understanding crime dynamics and contributing to effective justice systems in Kenya. I recently completed my academic attachment at Kakamega Central Police Station, where I gained hands-on experience in law enforcement operations and community policing. My academic journey has included in-depth research on youth engagement in crime within Mathira Constituency, Nyeri County. I am committed to promoting safety, justice, and social reform in society.

Professional Summary:
I am a dedicated Criminology undergraduate at Karatina University with hands-on experience in criminal justice operations through my current field attachment at Kakamega Central Police Station. My academic and practical work focuses on crime prevention, youth crime engagement, and law enforcement processes. I have conducted independent research on youth involvement in crime, specifically within Mathira Constituency, Nyeri County, applying both qualitative and quantitative research methods. I am passionate about justice, public safety, and using data-driven approaches to understand and address crime in Kenyan communities.

Education Summary:
Currently pursuing a Bachelor of Arts in Criminology, Criminal Justice, and Public Safety at Karatina University. My studies have focused on crime theory, law enforcement, criminal behavior, and public safety strategies. I have undertaken a comprehensive academic research project titled “Youth Engagement in Crime: A Case Study of Mathira Constituency, Nyeri County”, which involved fieldwork, data collection, and analysis on crime patterns among youth populations. My education has equipped me with both theoretical knowledge and practical skills essential for working within the criminal justice system.