A Kayole Dialogue that aims to mend the relationship between the police and the community and develop a better co-existing solution was hosted on ghetto Radio with host beign Noordin Haji.
The morning dialogue also seeked to discuss measures on ‘Strengthning Police and community relations to address criminality and police brutality’.
Here is what people had to say:
DPP Noordin Haji this morning at #Brekko @GhettoRadio895 hosted by @MajimajiKenya and @King_Kafu to discuss on ‘Strengthning Police and community relations to address criminality and police brutality’#KayoleDialogue pic.twitter.com/ntOH1AHPa5— ODPP_KE (@ODPP_KE) February 28, 2019
Already listening to @ODPP_KE Noordin Haji this mrng! We have a justice system, and constitution must be respected and all the suspects be arrested and taken through the judicial system in accordance with the law #KayoleDialogue pic.twitter.com/0Z3W2Mie3m— MARIGIRI🇰🇪 (@Dmarigiri_) February 28, 2019
In Kayole the public has always found good reason(s) to believe that police will not treat them fairly, but law enforcement officers also find have found reason(s) not trust members of the public out of safety and other concerns. How can we change that? #KayoleDialogue pic.twitter.com/9hV63n9pch— Embakasi Finest 🐐🇰🇪 #SupportRuthPamela (@Itsmboya_k) February 28, 2019
We often forget the role of the police, we forget that they are there for us, they are armed so they can fight criminals.@AmnestyKenya @ODPP_KE
I hope today’s dialogue will be successful. #KayoleDialogue pic.twitter.com/ZuvLi4sE9g— Nick🇰🇪 (@Nick254_) February 28, 2019
As responsible Citizens, we should always report any instance of crime to the right authorities for legal action to be taken. #KayoleDialogue pic.twitter.com/VhzIJOgzYZ— Genius General (@siayifabian) February 28, 2019
#KayoleDialogue In most slums, Young girls below 25 years have been made widows and single mothers, and now residents fear that if the killings are not stopped and those culpable put to account, Kenya will lose an entire generation. @DCI_Kenya @ODPP_KE @IPOA_KE @MissingVoicesKE pic.twitter.com/MPBdViseAA— MARIGIRI🇰🇪 (@Dmarigiri_) February 28, 2019
When there is a crime, people should help in investigations, the society has information to make it easier. It is therefore essential to promote better relations with the police. One way to do this is via regular dialogues.@ODPP_KE#KayoleDialogue pic.twitter.com/G69Yr1Q2wj— Manuel🐆 (@KoechMmanuel) February 28, 2019
@ODPP_KE “one of my main agenda is justice for everyone, hence the reason we are headed to Kayole for #KayoleDialogue at least walala hoi wajue justice is for everyone” #Brekko pic.twitter.com/3YEPQVYLoG— Ghetto Radio (@GhettoRadio895) February 28, 2019
#KayoleDialogue youths are turned from human beings to bounty and trophies by one Hessy… Never have I seen an action, in a country where the constitutional is clear you are innocent until proven guilty.— Aloo Nicklaus (@aloonicklaus) February 28, 2019
#KayoleDialogue From deep in Dandora, Kamkunji, Kayole, Kawangware, Korogocho, Kibera, Mathare to Mukuru, the police run amok and operate above the law. They apply unwritten rules of policing that involve abuse and contempt against citizens. @IPOA_KE @DCI_Kenya @ODPP_KE pic.twitter.com/5iW3lC6Psa— MARIGIRI🇰🇪 (@Dmarigiri_) February 28, 2019