Stanbic Bank Employee Beaten To Death For Urinating In Public In Kenya

An employee of Stanbic Bank is said to have been beaten to death by some security guards after he was spotted urinating at a car park in Kenya.

The deceased, identified as David Wokabi, was brutally assaulted by four Solvit security guards after he reportedly eased himself at a parking lot.

The weird scene took place in Nyali, Kenya, on January 7 at around 3 am dawn. CCTV footage shows the deceased driving out of the parking lot after easing himself.

It’s believed that David Wokabi was approached by the security guards, who forcibly pulled him out of the car. They began to beat him up and left him in a helpless situation after he went unconscious.

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The 35-year-old was later rushed to the hospital but died a week later at the Intensive Care Unit (ICU) of the Aga Khan Hospital in Mombasa.

Wife of the deceased was overwhelmed by wonder and she could not understand why her husband would be beaten to death.

“I went there and saw my husband lying unconsciously. We took him to Aga Khan Hospital where he spent a week without telling me a word until he died. To date, I do not know why he had to die. The guard knew him well I wonder why they beat him?” she narrated.

Meanwhile, Mombasa Country Police Commander Johnstone Ipara confirmed that two of the suspects have been arrested with the rest still on the run.

According to an autopsy, the deceased sustained severe injuries to the brain and also had three cuts on his head and one on his neck.

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