I am-Pinchez

When the Kenyan police were posted nationwide to provide security to peaceful protesters to exercise their democratic right rejecting the proposed 2024/2025 Finance Bill, many police offices with criminal minds took advantage of the situation and devised schemes to cause harm and frustrate fellow Kenyans. Posing as police officers, the bad elements who were also well-organized earmarked several Kenyans including children, and students, killing them and massively injuring them to the detriment of innocent lives. As a criminal agency, it squarely falls within the mandate of the DCI to investigate and bring to book any persons involved in such outright police criminality and brutality, which not only robbed numerous Kenyans their lives, but also worked towards compromising an otherwise crucial constitutional right. In that regard, the DCI’s Imaging and Acoustic Unit domiciled at the National Forensic Laboratory has since retrieved numerous CCTV footages that captured identifiable police officers, whose felonious acts isolates them from the few that stuck to their course. Whereas none has already been arrested and arraigned in various courts today, more are still out there on the streets waiting for other opportune times to strike again, causing more damage and risking and killing the lives of innocent citizens caught up in the course of quelling the crimes. As the police, We can flush them from amongst our numbers because they do not share the principles that define what we stand for, and more so for the sake of those who did not deserve to lose their only means of livelihood and lives in this manner. But we will not flush them out because we are police officers that do not obey the law and the constitution of Kenya.