Tuesday, July 2, 2024 - When peaceful protesters stormed Parliament last Tuesday, Nairobi police boss Adamson Bungei was personally leading the operation.
It is believed that
Bungei issued the shoot-to-kill order that left three protesters, among them a
27-year-old student from the University of Nairobi, dead.
CNN journalist Larry Madowo
aired a video of Bungei watching as police used live bullets to disperse the
protesters.
“Nairobi police boss
Adamson Bungei personally led the operation,” Madowo said.
Freelance journalist, Chris
Sambu, also said that he witnessed Bungei passing by without uttering a word as
bodies of peaceful protesters lay outside Parliament.
“For clarity; The 25th June 2024 police Killings on protesters was an operation led by the Nairobi region police commander Adamson Bungei.
"As the chief commanding officer on the ground, he had the ability to order no firing live bullets at protesters. History will
Judge him harshly,’’ he wrote.
‘’I took this video moments after protesters accessed parliament buildings and a shooting ensued.
"When guns went silent and tear gas smoke filled the Parliament road, a number of protesters lay dead.
"Bungei just passed there without uttering any word,’’ he added.
RECEIPTS: A CNN review found that Kenyan police violated their own rules for the use of force in protests outside Parliament. Nairobi police boss Adamson Bungei personally led the operation.
— Larry Madowo (@LarryMadowo) July 1, 2024
It was the deadliest day for a single demonstration. Who killed these protesters? pic.twitter.com/g7JciakmZV
For clarity;The 25th June 2024 police Killings on protesters was an operation led by the Nairobi region police commander Adamson Bungei.
— Chris Sambu (@the_sambu) July 1, 2024
As the chief commanding officer on ground he had the ability to order no firing live bullets at protesters. History will Judge him harshly! pic.twitter.com/rNCQlkgvft
The Kenyan DAILY POST.
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May God avenge for the blood of these young people. So sad.
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