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Interior CS Kipchumba Murkomen has dismissed calls to hold him accountable for police brutality during the June and July protests, saying he acted within the law. Speaking in Kajiado, Murkomen said he won’t be intimidated by threats of international legal action. His remarks come after preacher-politician Reuben Kigame filed a case at the ICC against top security officials over their handling of the protests.
Murkomen Defends Role in Protest Crackdown, Dismisses ICC Threats
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