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Police wrong to shoot dead unarmed youth

Police officers in Kenya appear to retain their “licence to kill” four years after a United Nations probe found shootings involving the law enforcers are rarely investigated.

This, we believe, allows some rogue policemen to get away with murder. Despite reforms meant to address this problem, some officers continue to shoot dead unarmed youth without fear of arrest or censure.

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