- A sad video emerged showing a man injured while lying on the ground, allegedly after being attacked by prison officials
- The man who was recording the video clipped the soldiers and raised the sparks for a short time
- The incident sparked anger online, with people condemning police violence and questioning legal action
A shocking video is circulating on social networks, showing a controversial event at a Tewa Pit prison in Mombasa.
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In the clip, a man is heard complaining and chasing officers in prison for attacking his sick brother.
He claimed that his brother had visited the prison clinic for an investigation when the prison soldiers attacked him.
Bad and upset about the incident, he started recording the incident, asking why they invaded the boy.
“Why did you hit my brother, is this right, this is right? They kill my brother here,” he asked.
An official from the prison is heard asking why he was holding his camera, but the man replied that he would not put it down.
He said he was going straight to show the public what was going on. Another prison administrator said the case was being looked at, appearing to try to calm the damaged person.
However, he could not prevent his grief and demanded that Kenya’s Deputy President, Kindiki Kithure, investigate the matter.
“President Rutothese are your officers. I need justice. Now see, they run, “he said.
All the while, a man allegedly attacked was lying on the floor with a blood clot.
However, it was not clear how or where he was injured, and also why he was in prison.
The incident sparked outrage online, with many showing violence within the Police Force and other authorities with the aim of protecting civilians from harm.
The network had different views as some appeared to defend the prison officers.
Lydia Nyasani: “Ety Case and Has hurt you continue to die, what the hell is this? What are this police?
Kikole Joseph: “A person cannot be beaten free, a prisoner is a hard -person.
Paul Okinda: “Soldier Wedding to beat a man especially in jail but the one who was written only.
Filicia Ward: “I blame the acts of cruelty and violence of this kind.
John of Wanjala: “When Ruto orders the police across the country to stop killing people, it will end, but if they are the ones who say shoot, what will follow?”
What happened to a Trans Nzoia man in the police cell?
In other news, TUKO.co.ke reported that Samson Ouma Wanda died in the cells of the police station Kitalethus creating anger and wanting justice to be done.
Ouma was allegedly attacked in cells, and sustained injuries that eventually resulted in his death, allegations that police denied.
A report of a corpse revealed that he died from severe infections caused by injuries in his left arm, resulting in blood clots.
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