Young Man Will Have a Very Tough Life Starting Tommorrow

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upepo

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The fuckers will layer charges on the young man for maximum effect. If the officer has lost a tooth or broken some bone, they could possibly charge the young man with causing grievous bodily harm, which attracts a life sentence, instead of actual bodily harm, which gets five years.

Actual bodily harm (ABH) means the assault has caused some hurt or injury to the victim. Physical injury does not need to be serious or permanent but must be more than “trifling” or “transient”, which means it must at least cause minor injuries or pain or discomfort. ABH are injuries that are serious but don’t cause permanent injuries to the victim. Some common examples of ABH injuries include:
  • Extensive or multiple bruising
  • Temporary loss of consciousness
  • Cuts and slashes that are less severe than wounding
  • Minor bone fractures
Grievous bodily harm (GBH) is when someone intentionally or recklessly inflicts serious bodily harm on someone else. Common examples include:
  • Causing a visual disfigurement. For example, a broken leg, fractured skull, and even a psychiatric injury that’s presented itself visibly.
  • Stricking someone with a blunt object. For example, a baseball bat.
  • Attacking someone with a sharp object. For example, a knife.
  • Deliberately running over someone with a vehicle.
  • Acid attacks.



 
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Robbery with violence, attempted murder.... huyu anaspend the rest of his life in prison. very stupid thing to do.
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Stupidest thing he could have done.

I don't know law at all, lakini si anaweza sema huyu police did not identify himself properly so akafikiria he's being kidnapped by a jambazi in police uniform?
 
Tommy Kwesule. said:
Stupidest thing he could have done.

I don't know law at all, lakini si anaweza sema huyu police did not identify himself properly so akafikiria he's being kidnapped by a jambazi in police uniform?
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How well do you think he'll convince the magistrate with that narrative? If he thought he was a robber why follow him to the gutter?
 
Atalijua jiji weh plus additional charges

According to Section 103 (a) of the National Police Service Act No. 11 (A) of 2011 , offences related to assault of police can attract a fine not exceeding 1 million shillings, imprisonment for a term not exceeding ten years, or to both.

“Any person who— (a) assaults, resists or willfully obstructs a police officer in the due execution of the police officer’s duties; (b) assaults, resists or willfully obstructs any person acting in aid of the police officer; (c) attacks an animal belonging to the Service; or (d) intentionally or recklessly, destroys police property, commits an offence and shall be liable on conviction to a fine not exceeding one million shillings or to imprisonment for a term not exceeding ten years, or to both.”
 
pop in said:
Atalijua jiji weh plus additional charges

According to Section 103 (a) of the National Police Service Act No. 11 (A) of 2011 , offences related to assault of police can attract a fine not exceeding 1 million shillings, imprisonment for a term not exceeding ten years, or to both.

“Any person who— (a) assaults, resists or willfully obstructs a police officer in the due execution of the police officer’s duties; (b) assaults, resists or willfully obstructs any person acting in aid of the police officer; (c) attacks an animal belonging to the Service; or (d) intentionally or recklessly, destroys police property, commits an offence and shall be liable on conviction to a fine not exceeding one million shillings or to imprisonment for a term not exceeding ten years, or to both.”
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Conservatively, he will be battling about 50 charges, which makes leaving for Syria, Ukraine, or Yemen seem attractive.
 
Mwalimu-G said:
How well do you think he'll convince the magistrate with that narrative? If he thought he was a robber why follow him to the gutter?
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If the Defendant reasonably believed (subjectively or objectively) that he was being kidnapped, why didn’t he drive to the Police Station as instructed?
Is the Police Station not the ultimate refuge when in danger of violence and criminality?
 
upepo said:
Conservatively, he will be battling about 50 charges, which makes leaving for Syria, Ukraine, or Yemen seem attractive.
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Doesn't look a day older than 30 the folly of youth can be costly atatoka kamiti akichungulia 60

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I have always wanted to do this to these parasites. This clip fills me with joy. Kwanza that kick to the teeth has given me satisfaction. These policemen can make you wish you were not born. One stopped me on Mombasa road and claimed I was high, and I hadn't even taken one beer, yet he was smelling like mtungi ya keg and his eyes were glazed over. Another one removed a roll of bhang from his pocket and threatened to plant it on me. I feel nothing for these shits.
 
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This incidents are common particularly in kasarani I have witnessed not one or three police wamezoeana na youngsters too much !
 
Eng'iti said:
Jamaa atamchoke literally na asha Anza
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Frustrations zao zote zitaishia kwa kijana before afike kotini. That evil smile on the cop spells vengeance. It's no secret he will receive lots of blunt trauma before he gets to see a lawyer or a magistrate. Kama ni mwerevu aseme tu yuko under 18.

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Seems like they even made him wear the same jersey for the camera. They must be having a lot of fun.

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Just a young man who got really crossed from the cop's demands.

 
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