Got the info late.


From the people in the ground, the cop was very effective against criminals, had neutralized one of the gang members. The member happened to be a son of a lady who just returned the other day from the US and had sought Justice, had the Cop arrested for killing his gangster son together with another gangster in crime. The residents protest because the crime levels were going down. Criminals were being warned to relocate or meet their maker. The cop was making progress until the wheels of (in)justice came rolling.


Reminded me of an occasion recently I attended, where the Chief principal of a school napped a high school kid with Cannabis, the mother was called and she was histerical that the school was being unfair to the otherwise humble kid.

The Principal decided to call the cops, who solved the whole issue from the distributors to the consumers straight from the "innocent Kid" to the embarrassment of the parent!!!


Here I give credit to the deserving. These kids from rich background will soon run over Nairroberry if not checked. Ni hayo tu.......

A dead criminal is better off dead than a criminal out in bond.


I know a friend who was once carjacked. He was driven around and left after some time. Unfortunately the police called him later to identify some arrested carjackers.


They were taken to court and later released on bond.

Hardly three weeks later they shot him dead.

It may seem sexy to pass of everyone as a criminal because they have been shot in public by a policeman. but sometimes one may have to take a step back and do some thinking.

Obviously someone was shot. Actually 2 brothers were shot allegedly by the same policeman. One of who was going to be a witness in a murder inquiry.

This story was pushed by the family. As any family should. Just because the family has decided not to take the killing of their children by the same policeman lying down, doesn't make them bad parents who want to spoil their children. If you are on of those people who keep quiet when their brothers and sisters are killed ovyo ovyo, understand that not everyone is like you.

This is a very interesting case and it may serve as a warning to cops who follow illegal orders from their bosses.

And I'm not saying that the boys were not criminals just saying that when a policeman does something illegal, it just makes their job much harder.

Here's the sister following up on this case for years.

http://stellavwmwangi.wordpress.com/

https://www.facebook.com...lla.V.W.Mwangi/timeline

In a case like this, I'd let the law follow its cause becauce I wouldn't trust the cop nor the family. Just the evidence.

It is my considered opinion that criminals are safer off in remand than outside. Yes, their own safety.

More often than not, they get killed after they are released on bond. Once arrested families often do their best to raise bond but the guys, maybe thinking "One last time" or whatever it it they often think of do the same or similar thing only to realise that they do not get a second pass.

If any of your relatives or friends get arrested, please leave him / her in remand or prison. Its better for the victim, better for him, better for you and hence better for society.

True, this case appears complicated...

C&P

The victims’ sister, Ms Stella Mwangi, who lives in
Norway, claimed the officer made several attempts to
scuttle investigations, including offering bribes and issuing
threats.
“After he shot Kenneth last year, we pursued the matter
because it was a clear case of extrajudicial killing. As
investigations went on, he (suspect) tried to bribe Oscar
because he was a key witness in the case,” she said.
“He arrested him and locked him in the cells on two
occasions. He even took him to court but we paid bail and
the cases are pending. He told him he could have the
cases dropped if he withdrew from the IPOA investigation.”
The family’s lawyer, Mr Mbugua Mureithi, said the victims’
elder brother had given up and had also asked his mother
to stop pursuing the case. The mother too is a witness in
the case. She has refused to back down but she is afraid
of returning from Norway.
Ms Mwangi claimed her other brother was eventually killed
after the officer realised he would incriminate him.
Other witnesses have now been placed under government-
sponsored Witness Protection Programme before the
hearing starts. The case is due for mention on September
16.

Alma,

Yes and no.

First, no, I am not assuming because I said "It is my considered opinion".

Then yes, because I was speaking generally and not necessarily about this particular matter at hand.

The DPP Keraiko Tobiko believes the cop is guilty of murder, that he killed the witness who was scheduled to testify against him in cold blood.

www.nation.co.ke/news/DP...00/-/odu2ws/-/index.html

Much as I want these thugs eliminated, this guy went overboard! This is a complicated case. The cases I know where thugs are outed involves lots of intelligence, surveillance and pursuit to catch the KNOWN GOONS red-handed!

I support the residents...sisemi but when the take the criminal to court he will be released on bind and continue stealing and killing people..let the guy go on with his business majuu.

You are one very confused guy. The other day you were rattling the loudest against extra-judicial killings, what changed?