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Police brutality blamed on unfit recruitment

clarence by clarence
October 9, 2019
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Police Spokesman Charles Owino has said that many police
misbehavour is as a result of unfit individuals who are ‘pushed by their
parents to join the service.’

Speaking on a local station on Tuesday night, Mr. Owino said
the society has deemed the service as a failure system.

“There are very many people pushed by parents to join the police;
either they don’t want to have them at home or there are no other jobs.” said Owino.

Owino admitted that no single parent has ever approached him
with a request to have their sons and daughters who have a first class honours
or a degree in law to join the police force.

“Everyone will tell you ‘huyo alianguka’ (He is a failure)…everybody
wants to bring somebody who has failed to the system.” said Owino.

He added that Police force is not an institution for
failures but with the best brains –lawyers, doctors, engineers, teachers among
others.

According to the authorities, all officers involved in crime
will be punished just like any other suspect.

Owino’s comments come barely a week after three police
officers were arrested on Saturday over Sh.6 million robbery in Nairobi’s
Eastleigh area.

One officer went missing after the incident, in what the
police describe as an ‘inside job’.

Cases of crime and brutality among police officers in the
country are not news-fangled with the recent attacks reported a day after a
day.

On Sunday, a health officer in Runyenjes Embu County was rushed
to hospital after was allegedly assaulted by a policeman who beat him up with
blows and kicks.

According to the standard, three police officers were
arrested along Nairobi-Garissa highway while transporting 245 kilos of bhang to
Nairobi last week Wednesday.

In September, about five police officers were arrested in an
incident which saw Sh72 million robbed from a bank in Nairobi West.

 

 

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