Secret police killings of more than 500 youths were sanctioned by the Government, a new report claims. The murders were carried out by special execution squads and were part of the crackdown on Mungiki.
Author: putdown08
Wed Sep 24 15:59:47 2008
I dont whole heartedly support the police but i know the kind of people
they are dealing with. I have a friend who was taken in broad day light in
2003 by mungiki men and up to date he has never been seen again. This is a
dangerous group and if the police relent on them it will be a disaster to
everyone. It is now common in some estates if you shift in or out you have
to pay them. even the vehicle you will use has to be paid for to them. I
have done my investigation and 90% of these youths belong to mungiki. The
police are at crossroad if you arrest them and take them to court it is
hard to prove your case against them. I think these busybodies should also
think about the people who are deprived of their rights by these gangs.
I dont whole heartedly support the police but i know the kind of people they are dealing with. I have a friend who was taken in broad day light in 2003 by mungiki men and up to date he has never been seen again. This is a dangerous group and if the police relent on them it will be a disaster to everyone. It is now common in some estates if you shift in or out you have to pay them. even the vehicle you will use has to be paid for to them. I have done my investigation and 90% of these youths belong to mungiki. The police are at crossroad if you arrest them and take them to court it is hard to prove your case against them. I think these busybodies should also think about the people who are deprived of their rights by these gangs.