– Emotional moment of Kikuyu boy shot in neck by police during protest
– 19 year old Kikuyu boy killed by rogue cops in Nairobi protest.
Accident – Death – Obituary News :
Teenager Ibrahim Kamau Wanjiku Among Victims of Police Brutality in Anti-Finance Bill Protests
Friday, June 28, 2024 – A 19-year-old boy identified as Ibrahim Kamau Wanjiku is among the victims of brutality that was meted out to protesters by rogue police officers during the Tuesday anti-finance bill protests that turned chaotic.
Haki Africa CEO Hussein Khalid revealed that the teenager was shot twice in the neck in quick succession. He had joined thousands of Gen Zs in the streets to exercise their democratic rights when he was shot dead.
A postmortem conducted on the body of the deceased revealed that the bullets were fired on the right and exited on the left side of the neck.
“Ibrahim Kamau Wanjiku, 19 years old, was shot twice in the neck in quick succession. The bullets were fired on the right and exited on the left side of the neck. We did the postmortem and released the body to the family. They confirmed burial is tomorrow after Friday prayers,” Khalid tweeted.
Several people died in the Tuesday protests that turned chaotic and many more were injured. Protesters overpowered police officers and stormed Parliament, forcing MPs to scamper to safety using the underground tunnel.
Outrage and Calls for Justice
The killing of Ibrahim Kamau Wanjiku has sparked outrage among Kenyans, with many taking to social media to express their anger and demand justice for the victims of police brutality. The incident has once again highlighted the need for police reform and accountability in Kenya.
Human rights organizations have condemned the excessive use of force by the police and called for a transparent investigation into the killings. The government has promised to investigate the matter and bring the perpetrators to justice.
Protesters have vowed to continue demonstrating until their demands for accountability and justice are met. The tragic death of Ibrahim Kamau Wanjiku has united Kenyans in their quest for a more just and equitable society.
International Attention and Solidarity
The brutal crackdown on protesters in Kenya has garnered international attention, with many countries and organizations condemning the violence and calling for respect for human rights. The United Nations has called for an independent investigation into the killings and urged the Kenyan government to uphold its human rights obligations.
Solidarity protests have been organized in various cities around the world to show support for the victims of police brutality in Kenya. The global community stands in solidarity with the people of Kenya in their fight for justice and accountability.
As the world watches, Kenyans continue to demand justice for Ibrahim Kamau Wanjiku and all the other victims of police brutality. The international community’s support gives hope to those seeking a more just and peaceful future for Kenya.
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– Emotional moment Kikuyu boy shot twice in neck by rogue cops during anti-finance bill protests
– 19 year old Kikuyu boy leaves mortuary after being shot by police officers.
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