Kenya Protester Shot: Police Fire During Rallies
- Nairobi, Kenya - A police officer in Kenya was arrested Tuesday after allegedly shooting an unarmed bystander at close range during a protest.
- The protests initially erupted following online accusations by teacher Albert Ojwang against Deputy Police Chief Eliud Langat earlier this month.
- While Langat has since stepped aside, protesters continue to demand his removal from office, citing concerns about police accountability and clarity in the wake of Ojwang's death and...
A Kenyan police officer faces arrest after shooting an unarmed civilian during a protest against police brutality and corruption. The incident,which escalated public anger,follows the death of a teacher,Albert Ojwang,in custody after he accused a high-ranking official of corruption. Protesters are urgently demanding accountability and reforms within the police force. The victim of the shooting is currently hospitalized in critical condition. The demonstrations were sparked by online revelations. The case highlights the growing need for openness and an end to impunity. For extensive coverage, news Directory 3 continues to deliver up-to-the-minute reporting. Discover what’s next …
Kenyan Police Officer Arrested After Bystander Shooting at Protest
Updated June 23, 2025
Nairobi, Kenya – A police officer in Kenya was arrested Tuesday after allegedly shooting an unarmed bystander at close range during a protest. The demonstration focused on police brutality and accusations of corruption within the force.
The victim is currently hospitalized in critical condition. The protests initially erupted following online accusations by teacher Albert Ojwang against Deputy Police Chief Eliud Langat earlier this month. Ojwang alleged corruption, prompting his subsequent arrest and death while in custody.
While Langat has since stepped aside, protesters continue to demand his removal from office, citing concerns about police accountability and clarity in the wake of Ojwang’s death and the recent shooting. The incident has further fueled public anger over police brutality and the need for police reform in Kenya.