Kenyans have continued to express their disdain over the sporadic police brutality being experienced in the country.
A female resident Chaani in Changamwe, Mombasa county who was a few minutes late trying to get home during curfew hours was badly beaten to a pulp by a police inspector attached to Chaani police station during.
Police brutality is not acceptable, the government that equipped these police with the whips and guns and gave orders to have innocent citizens oppressed should be held accountable.
Some of these men in blue are criminals. Enforcing the law doesn’t mean public lynching by a few rogue police officers. There is no law that dictates such actions.
Just recently, President Uhuru Kenyatta had to apologize for the violence enacted by the police following the enforcement of a nationwide curfew. “I want to apologise to all Kenyans for … some excesses that were conducted,” President Kenyatta said
