Chaos erupted in Githurai as police clash with protesters! LSK demands independent investigation. Details here.
Chaos engulfed Githurai, Kiambu County, as conflicting reports emerged following a deadly clash on Tuesday night. The Law Society of Kenya (LSK) has called for an independent investigation into the 'massacre' that left several residents dead. Residents claim the shootings were carried out by law enforcement agencies, while police insist they were attacked by protesting youth.
The situation escalated into protests, with 20 officers injured, and a police car burned during the exchange with the protesters. Nairobians expressed their concerns after an overnight police operation in Githurai 45, with areas along Thika Road also affected. The use of 758 bullets during the incident raised eyebrows among the community.
Amidst the chaos, journalist Amos Khaemba from TUKO.co.ke, with over three years of experience in politics and current affairs, reported on the unfolding events in Githurai. The aftermath of the clash has left the community on edge, with questions surrounding the use of excessive force and the need for thorough investigations.
In the wake of the Githurai chaos, the LSK's call for an independent probe highlights the gravity of the situation, emphasizing the importance of transparency in handling such incidents. The clash serves as a stark reminder of the tensions between law enforcement and the community, fueling conversations about police conduct and accountability in Kenya.
The Law Society of Kenya (LSK) is now calling for an independent investigation on the 'massacre' meted on Githurai, Kiambu County residents on Tuesday night ...
Reports received from Githurai residents revealed that intense shootings that led to several killings in the area were from law enforcement agencies. Crowds of ...
A police car was burned and 20 officers injured on Tuesday evening in an exchange with protesters in Kiambu County's Githurai area.
Areas along Thika Road were also affected by the protests, with residents expressing their shock and concern over the escalation | Pulselive Kenya.
Amos Khaemba, a journalist at TUKO.co.ke, brings over three years of experience covering politics and current affairs in Kenya.