Umenoa kaka, nothing can justify this behavior.
I seriously doubt the cop can just pick anyone off the streets and step on him like that. Dude must have done something. After loosing a few to thugs, I find it hard to have mercy on them. They kill you over very little.
Ofcourse the guy must have committed an offence,but is what the cop doing supposed to happen?
Sometimes we expect perfection from cops, they are not superhero beings, they are kawaida men and women who have the same frustrations, high and lows just like everyone else.
Nothing justifies this kind of behaviour and moreover in public. The guy had surrendered and he should have arrested him aende akampigie huko mbele. We should never support our police when they do such acts in public.
Regardless of what he did, the cop should’nt have treated him like that. Jamaa amesurrender.
If what the fella did was too much for the cop, si afanye Kama wenzake, weka yeye copper and forget everything, why bonda the dude kaa nyoka? Kwani anamtorture kwanza?
oh please simchome nyama vile mnapenda.
Have they arrested the fuker
That’s why they go for training ndio wajue how to contain their emotions and frustrations when doing their jobs.
Faaaaaak!!!
Let’s say the guy is the dreaded “Man Eater of Kayole”, by the cop stomping him kama Kirk Franlin aki-stop sin, it just makes whatever “evidence” or confessions the guys makes useless under a court of law (except Odunga’s of course). We keep complaining that the DPP is unable to successfully prosecute cases; but with cases like this, what do we expect!?
The cop is so sure of himself, this is not his first gig!!! That cop is probably a murderer!!!
Protocol dictates that a cop should use reasonable force to subdue a suspect. Huyo ameenda above and beyond reasonable!!
Now, having heard the victim’s story, that cop was on the wrong, and he must be made to answer for his actions