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Opinion: Shoot-to-kill order not best way to stop crime

The following day three suspects were shot at Parklands in Nairobi. According to the police, they recovered a car, a pistol and eight rounds of ammunition.PHOTO:COURTESY

In this month alone, the police have gunned down more than 11 suspected criminals.

On February 14, four men were shot dead in Kayole, Nairobi, on suspicion of having robbed and tortured a motorist.

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