[Video]Kenyans Civilian-Officer Fistfight Inside Station
By Knewshub (self media writer) | 2 months ago
An outrageous video incident has surfaced the internet showing a police officer and a civilian exchanging blows.
In the video the obviously furious officer slaps the civillian. The civilian had gone there together with others to report a crime. The video clip begins with the officer landing a heavy slap on the civilian. The man who did not take it lighltly bolted blows to the police officer.
The two were separated by the shocked audience who didn't know what to perceive of the incident.
Confirming the incident was Peter Mwanzo, Nakuru Police Commander who said, "The incident happened at the Nakuru Central Police Station but it is under investigation. I have asked the Officer Commanding Police Division (OCPD) to share details of the incident so that l can understand what exactly happened."
This incident comes at a time the insecurity in the country is very high. Kenyans on social media have reacted to the 10 second clip.
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