NPS probes alleged police misconduct during June 25 demos
The National Police Service (NPS) announced Friday evening that it has initiated an investigation into the alleged mistreatment of a suspect during an arrest in Nakuru. The investigation follows the widespread circulation on social media of a video depicting what the Service desc..
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The National Police Service (NPS) has launched an investigation into allegations of police misconduct during the June 25 demonstrations in Nakuru.
- NPS spokesperson Muchiri Nyaga confirmed an investigation into a video showing alleged mistreatment of a suspect during an arrest.
- Inspector General of Police Douglas Kanja has directed the Internal Affairs Unit to complete the probe within seven days.
- The NPS emphasized a zero-tolerance policy for unprofessional conduct, excessive force, and violations of established procedures, vowing disciplinary action for culpable officers.
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