Family Details Final Moments of Man Dragged by Police in Viral Video

A video of police officers dragging the body of a shot individual in Juja went viral on Monday...

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The family of Harrison Wachira, a man killed during the Saba Saba Day protests, has shared details of his final moments before a viral video showed his body being dragged by police. They demand justice, alleging excessive force by law enforcement.

Wachira was shot on July 7, with the family's accounts revealing he was stranded due to violent protests in Juja.
Key witness includes a family member who claims he was shot by an officer in an unmarked Subaru.
The protests resulted in a reported death toll of **31**, including a 12-year-old girl hit by a stray bullet in Kiambu.

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