A shock when Kenny lawyer was killed in Nairobi shooting

Kenya was left in shock after a senior lawyer was killed in a shooting from his car on a crowded street in the capital, Nairobi.

Matthew Kalo Mbu, the respected lawyer and former head of the Conflict Court of Political Parties, was driving his car to the house on Tuesday evening when an armed with a motorcycle alongside his car and opened fire. Witnesses mentioned several gunshots.

The motivation for a shock -like attack The legislator was killed earlier this yearUnknown. Investigations are underway.

The Kenya Law Association described the murder as “hateful” and said that the crime “must be dealt with quickly and modern.”

He expressed concern about the threats faced by the lawyers, adding that the killing “had” all the pre -determined assassination signs. “

“Often, the defenders were a victim and targeting the work they were doing,” said LSK Faith Odhiabo president in a statement.

The shooting near the intersection of the Lang’ata-Magadi Road, next to a crowded shopping center in the wealthy Estate Caren, is about 10 kilometers (six miles) from the city center.

A shared, shared video show shows a shattered wind window with a hemorrhagic lawyer’s body on the steering wheel.

Senate Emason Kengie said that “cold blood killing” to Mr. Mbu “we all left destroyed and in a deep shock.”

“We expect the police to conduct quick and comprehensive investigations to discover the cause and attached to this heinous crime and ensure the provision of justice,” he said.

Mr. MBOBU, who taught him a law at the university, described as “a distinguished preacher, a researcher in the distinguished law and a dedicated general manager.”

Mr. MBOBU was a lecturer at Nairobi University and was known for his influential legal writing and to guide students to successful lawyers.

He was the former president of the Political Parties Dispute Court (PPDT) – a semi -judicial body that was established to resolve political and electoral conflicts – as well as the BPRT, which would have placed it at the heart of the controversial political and commercial conflicts.

The tragic circumstances of the Kenyan mobobu were shocked, with the news of his death heading online.

In April, Charles Ongundo, a member of Parliament, was killed in similar circumstances on a crowded road in the capital at the assassination of a suspect.

Then the police said that many suspects were arrested in the wake of what appeared to be an “targeted and specific” assassination.

Some suspects have been charged since then.