Police Who Killed Nakuru Protester to Face Murder Charges

The officer has been detained pending plea taking...

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The Director of Public Prosecutions has recommended murder charges against a police constable for the fatal shooting of a protester, Daniel Nderitu Maina, during protests in Nakuru on June 9.

Constable's Name Withheld will face charges following investigations by the Independent Policing Oversight Authority (IPOA).
The incident involved chaotic protests after police attempted to arrest a bhang dealer, leading to the use of live ammunition.
Local residents reacted with outrage, accusing police of brutality linked to an alleged bribery attempt and demanding justice at the Nakuru Level Five Hospital.

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