Suspected Al Shabaab militants on Monday night attacked a village in Mandera and killed a chief before abducting two police reservists.
The incident occurred at Omar Jillo in Lafey sub-County in the volatile border town which has faced similar attacks in the past – all blamed on the Somalia terror group, Capital news reported.
Police stated that more security personnel have been dispatched to the area following the attack.
They said that the gang escaped towards the Somalia border which is about seven kilometers away.
Omar Jillo is among towns in the area under a dusk-to-dawn curfew over insecurity linked to Al Shabaab terrorists.
The other towns are Mandera Town, Arabia, Fino, Lafey Kotulo and Elwak.
On Thursday last week, two quarry workers were killed in Elwak, Mandera following a suspected Al Shabaab attack.
Bodies of the two, said to be non-locals, were found the following morning after the attack.
Similar attacks have occurred before, with up to 30 people killed in separate incidents.
