Three police officers in Kenya were charged with killing a 31-year-old blogger killed in police custody early this month.
The death of Albert Ojwang reveals anger in Kenya with protests demanded by justice.
Mr. Ojwang was arrested after the Hepes of Deputy Police in Kenya Eliud lagat submitted a complaint, accusing blogger to inhale him with social media.
Mr. Lagat headed last week waiting for the consequence of investigating Ojwang’s death. He denies any bad deeds.
The three police officers – Samson Kiprotich, Talaam James Mukhwana and Peter Kimani – charged with three civilians.
All six showed the court on Monday, but never begged.
The police initially said Mr. Ojwang to be self-inflicted, but forced to ignore the statement after an autopsy that was likely to die due to attack injuries.
A road seller was shot by a demonstration last week in the capital, Nairobi, at the death of Mr. Ojwang who accused Kenyans using excessive force against protesters.
Boniface Kariuki is reported to sell masks when the uniform police officer has fired a bullet in close range, he is tortured by critical.
Activists call a “total closure” in Wednesday’s economy as they began protests against the violent police protesting against tax increases.
