When all is said and done, we all have a responsibility to build our country.Until the day all we wazuans posting here send our kids to join the police force and make a mark, nothing will change.

If you have ever tried to reason with a Kenyan policeman/woman, you know how daft they are. When we entrust our security to such folks, be very very worried. They will even pass intelligence to alshabab for a coin. Some are clueless what 'disciplined force' means, yet they are in it.

There are soldiers up on the Himalayas at the border between India and Pakistan and conditions are harsh. I once heard that the Indian army was interested in developing techniques that would allow an officer to survive without eating for some days, and still maintain fighting strength.

Generally war front conditions are harsh, and expected to be harsh. An on condition vehicle is an important target, a water tank even if it's provided will be perforated with bullets. . .

The issue here is that the officers are under psychological strain and that's probably why they accepted to run along the ntv reporters. My hope is that the government will take more effort in providing mental health care for these combatants, rather than punish them. And even more important, find peaceful means for dealing with political conflict.

Until we have thorough security services reforms, we will always have this kind of thing. No body cares

Only those who have never entered in a police cell will be shocked by this story. For me, mwenye nimeingizwa ndani mara mbili, this is no news

@maichblack si ukuwe prezzo upatie polisi hizo vitu na uweke thermal detectors venye Larry alisema