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Two more victims of police brutality were Saturday afternoon laid to rest in Luanda Vihiga county in an emotional ceremony attended Azimio leader Raila Odinga. Odinga and other Azimio leaders who joined the family during the burial of the two brothers killed by police during the recent anti government protests sustaining attacks on police inspector general Japhet Koome. And as Stephen Letoo reports, the leaders said they will ensure victims get justice.
Tears and pain as two brothers of police brutality are buried in Vihiga
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