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Police in Kenya deal with Man who was Helping Protestors
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A man identified by witnesses as a hawker selling face masks was fatally shot by police officers outside Imenti House in Nairobi's Central Business District on Tuesday.
The incident occurred during a demonstration demanding justice for blogger and teacher Albert Ojwang, who reportedly died while in police custody last week.
The tragic incident, captured on video, has sparked national outrage, with disturbing footage widely circulated online. The footage shows two armed police officers confronting the man before one of them opens fire at close range.
According to eyewitnesses, the man was not part of the protest but was merely trying to earn a living by selling masks and water to demonstrators.
Photos and video clips shared on social media show him lying on the ground with visible bleeding from his upper body. In his hands, he still clutched the packet of masks he was reportedly selling.
"This man was just selling water. He was just shot dead at close range as he stood there. This is so wrong!" said a tearful woman who also identified herself as a fellow vendor.
The shooting has drawn sharp criticism from prominent leaders and public personalities, who are calling for justice and accountability.
KANU Chairman Gideon Moi issued a strongly worded statement condemning the incident and calling for the arrest of the officer responsible.
The incident occurred during a demonstration demanding justice for blogger and teacher Albert Ojwang, who reportedly died while in police custody last week.
The tragic incident, captured on video, has sparked national outrage, with disturbing footage widely circulated online. The footage shows two armed police officers confronting the man before one of them opens fire at close range.
According to eyewitnesses, the man was not part of the protest but was merely trying to earn a living by selling masks and water to demonstrators.
Photos and video clips shared on social media show him lying on the ground with visible bleeding from his upper body. In his hands, he still clutched the packet of masks he was reportedly selling.
"This man was just selling water. He was just shot dead at close range as he stood there. This is so wrong!" said a tearful woman who also identified herself as a fellow vendor.
The shooting has drawn sharp criticism from prominent leaders and public personalities, who are calling for justice and accountability.
KANU Chairman Gideon Moi issued a strongly worded statement condemning the incident and calling for the arrest of the officer responsible.
Bigsir 4 weeks ago
«that shows black pride. it wont make the news it black on black crime. sad either way. 3rd world countries law and order»
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