Kiambu: Mother cried bitterly after news of her son was shot dead: “Why has he killed a baby?”

• Joe Augustine Macharia Maina was reportedly killed by being shot by a man allegedly his friend in a white Land Rover car
• Peter Lagat, a suspect, claimed they had a slight misunderstanding and caused a quarrel over a gun, which fell by accident.
• The late mother, from Kiambu County, failed to restrain herself with tears after her 24 -year -old son was shot

A family in Kiambu County has plunged into mourning following the death of their loved one.

Joe Augustine Macharia Maina is allegedly shot in the head by his friend, leaving his family confused.

The tragic incident occurred at midnight at Rubis’s oil station in Thome.

Kasarani Police Station is investigating the murder of Macharia

Macharia’s mother was not comforted when she narrated her last conversation with her 24 -year -old son.

“I remember the last time I talked to him, it was 11 o’clock in the evening, he told me he was finishing delivery and he would come home later. I phoned him at 1:30 am, but no one received it.

He was sending alcohol to a man who had parked the Rubis area when he was shot, ” He said.

The suspect, Peter Lagat, was brought to the sub -county police station Kasarani As the investigation is underway.

DCI’s statement about Macharia’s shooting

However, the case took on a new dimension when a preliminary statement from the Directorate of Criminal Investigation (DCI) showed that Lagat claimed that he and the deceased were close friends.

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It was alleged that they were gathering together that night when a little misunderstanding occurred, causing a gunfire.

Lagat claimed that the weapon came from Luck Bad-the-story that strongly opposed the initial reports and left more questions than answers.

“I just want justice for my son,” Mama Macharia prayed.

Kenyans responded to the shooting of Macharia

Social network users poured into the comment section to evaluate the sad thing:

An unoccupied African:

“Do these people think they own our lives? This adds insult to the wound.”

SolomonTheuri321:

“Rubis emphasizes the court order to issue CCTV photos, and the Witnesses are reluctant to speak. Who is Lagat? What is his job if he owns a gun? Who has a car? KENYA, where are we heading?”

GathonICAGEREA442:

“Is Peter Lagat a licensed gun owner, or could it be a rented gun for criminal activity? How old is he, and how did the gun come out unfortunately-headed for head?”

Zagyoeliudgathondu1167:

“Who are these going to go to the shooting?”

NEWS_KE:

“Sorry, but the Kasarani police station is a bad place to report any serious crime case. It’s a cave of corruption, not a police station.”

LuckyDubello1131:

“Lagat’s son killed him. It’s sad.”

Boniface Kariuki’s mother is broken

Apart from, Boniface Kariuki’s mother, Susan Njeri, was broken after receiving information about her son’s shooting.

The woman from Murang’a County was not comforted as she struggled to wipe out her tears.

He asked for justice from his son, a vendor of the Barba who was hope, the savior and the light of the family.

Njeri noted that Kariuki was his only son, and he trusted him to get help.

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