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Police meet Raila’s Baba Dogo assembly with resistance

Police meet Raila’s Baba Dogo assembly with resistance
Police meet Raila’s Baba Dogo assembly with resistance

NAIROBI, Kenya, Nov 19 – Mathare Member of Parliament Anthony Oluoch suffered a leg injury while two photojournalists were injured during confrontations between locals and police in Baba Dogo on Sunday.

The legislator was rushed to Nairobi Hospital for treatment.

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“The police with no provocation opened fire on us and shot tear gas canisters. In the melee, Oluoch suffered a multiple compound fracture of the left leg,” NASA said in a statement.

The two journalists Beverlyne Musili, a Standard Group photojournalist and John Gitonga from Citizen TV were injured after they were thrown off a vehicle as they were taking aerial shots from atop when tear gas was thrown at them.

In an attempt to avoid the tear gas and water being sprayed from police cannons, the driver of the vehicle swerved and lost control of the vehicle.

Musili and Gitonga were part of the media crews assigned to cover NASA Leader Raila Odinga as he visited Baba Dogo, hours after four area residents were killed in what is believed to be politically motivated violence.

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Mathare Member of Parliament Anthony Oluoch suffered a leg injury while two photojournalists were injured during confrontations between locals and police in Baba Dogo on Sunday.

The legislator was rushed to Nairobi Hospital for treatment.

“The police with no provocation opened fire on us and shot tear gas canisters. In the melee, Oluoch suffered a multiple compound fracture of the left leg,” NASA said in a statement.

The two journalists Beverlyne Musili, a Standard Group photojournalist and John Gitonga from Citizen TV were injured after they were thrown off a vehicle as they were taking aerial shots from atop when tear gas was thrown at them.

In an attempt to avoid the tear gas and water being sprayed from police cannons, the driver of the vehicle swerved and lost control of the vehicle.

Musili and Gitonga were part of the media crews assigned to cover NASA Leader Raila Odinga as he visited Baba Dogo, hours after four area residents were killed in what is believed to be politically motivated violence.

Mathare Member of Parliament Anthony Oluoch suffered a leg injury while two photojournalists were injured during confrontations between locals and police in Baba Dogo on Sunday.

The legislator was rushed to Nairobi Hospital for treatment.

“The police with no provocation opened fire on us and shot tear gas canisters. In the melee, Oluoch suffered a multiple compound fracture of the left leg,” NASA said in a statement.

The two journalists Beverlyne Musili, a Standard Group photojournalist and John Gitonga from Citizen TV were injured after they were thrown off a vehicle as they were taking aerial shots from atop when tear gas was thrown at them.

In an attempt to avoid the tear gas and water being sprayed from police cannons, the driver of the vehicle swerved and lost control of the vehicle.

Musili and Gitonga were part of the media crews assigned to cover NASA Leader Raila Odinga as he visited Baba Dogo, hours after four area residents were killed in what is believed to be politically motivated violence.

Mathare Member of Parliament Anthony Oluoch suffered a leg injury while two photojournalists were injured during confrontations between locals and police in Baba Dogo on Sunday.

The legislator was rushed to Nairobi Hospital for treatment.

“The police with no provocation opened fire on us and shot tear gas canisters. In the melee, Oluoch suffered a multiple compound fracture of the left leg,” NASA said in a statement.

The two journalists Beverlyne Musili, a Standard Group photojournalist and John Gitonga from Citizen TV were injured after they were thrown off a vehicle as they were taking aerial shots from atop when tear gas was thrown at them.

In an attempt to avoid the tear gas and water being sprayed from police cannons, the driver of the vehicle swerved and lost control of the vehicle.

Musili and Gitonga were part of the media crews assigned to cover NASA Leader Raila Odinga as he visited Baba Dogo, hours after four area residents were killed in what is believed to be politically motivated violence.

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Police meet Raila’s Baba Dogo assembly with resistance

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