Kenya police officers accused management of the “irrational power” is to complete the latest series of protests where 65 people die.
In a report published on Thursday, Independent Policing Overnight Authority (POOA) is closely connected to the death of the police.
It also highlighted the role of opportunities into protests – described as “Goons” – who ‘imposed the peaceful convention’ systems.
Six weeks ago, four different days of the demonstrations of police and anger in government’s hearts.
The first one in the capital, Nairobi – on 12 June – “he was very quiet”, the IPOA reported. Following the deathke of a young teacher and Blogger, Albert, who said the police initially said they were the result of injury.
Since the three police officers were charged with his murder.
The second protest on 17 June led to the point-blate shooting, street trader Nakeruki, who died later. The officer was charged for murder.
Then, on the after June, the protest was called to Mark in the year and the literal governments were called. The IPOA report states that 23 people died in different parts of the country on that day.
Day Fine – July 7 – We saw a great loss of life and 41 people who died.
In all four days, the Watchdog wrote 342 injuries and 171 injuries of police officers, as well as the robbery of businesses and managing business, police stations and government channels, and government channels and government stations.
The IPOa states that their monitors see “the breach of the constitutional degree of levels of police officers, including the use of inconsistent, professionalism and failure to support public safety and the rights”.
Police spokesman refused to comment on the report, replacing the BBC in the Internal Ministry Statement from 15 July, who accused against violence “and robbers”.
Answering violence after July, President William Ruto ordered police to shoot protesters to inform the businesses against the legs, confirmed.
“Anyone arrested for the other person’s business or property should be shot by leg, taken to hospital, and later taken in court. Do not kill them, but make sure their legs are broken,” said the President.
June, Minister Kipchomba Mrkomen denied that police spoke great power and explained protests as a “terrorist hidden as government” and a refined effort “to change government.
Right-Relief Groups For protests, blaming administrators for allowing and sometimes to promote the use of deadly energy facing overseers.
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