Kenya: One killed in protests over brothers’ deaths in custody
Al Jazeera
Violence broke out after bodies of brothers, arrested for allegedly breaking COVID curfew, were discovered.
One person died when police opened fire in central Kenya to disperse a protest held over the death of two brothers arrested for allegedly breaking a COVID curfew, police said. Violence broke out after the Kenyan police announced an investigation into the deaths in custody of 22-year-old Benson Njiru Ndwiga and 19-year-old Emmanuel Mutura Ndigwa. The brothers were last seen on Sunday evening when they were picked up by police for allegedly being outdoors beyond the 10pm curfew.
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