The identification of the young man who died during the violent “Linda Mwananchi” (LDM) rally in Kitengela has been established as Vincent Ayomo, who was 28 years old.
The demonstration evolved into a criminal investigation, which now poses a risk of initiating new nationwide protests. The opposition group demands immediate answers about Ayomo’s death, which has become a main issue for police violence against unarmed civilians who protest.
Ayomo was killed when police officers opened fire at the assembly, which reached its highest attendance point. His relatives and friends identified him as the person who had died unexpectedly from his sudden death.
At the location of the incident, witnesses reported that police used live ammunition to break up demonstrators, which resulted in Ayomo collapsing on the street. The image of his lifeless body has quickly become the grim face of the LDM movement’s struggle against the rising cost of living.
The document above has transformed into a forensic examination of a homicide that occurred during the ideological battles that tore Kenya apart.
The opposition has already identified the incident as an “extrajudicial execution,” while police officials refuse to disclose the name of the officer who shot the gun. Ayomo represents the young Kenyan demographic whom the government currently seeks to protect through its economic policies.
The Kitengela killing has changed the direction of the Linda Mwananchi protests, which started because of economic problems and now demand basic human rights. The political situation in Kajiado County has reached its highest point because Vincent Ayomo’s body remains in the morgue.
The police must answer for their actions by the Friday deadline, and the Linda Mwananchi movement now demands justice for a 28-year-old who disappeared after attending a rally. The streets of Kitengela are peaceful at the moment, but Ayomo’s death will soon create loud political protests.
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