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Steven mwangi, 18-year-old boy was shot and killed during a protest in Mwiki on the 20th of June during a demonstration that began as a call for justice for a Abigael Wina Wanjiku who was raped and murdered Thursday night. Tonight, questions linger over what exactly happened, with newly obtained CCTV footage capturing the moments that followed the fatal shooting.
CCTV Footage Raises Questions in Fatal Police Shooting of Mwiki Teen
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