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Kenyan Police Beat Protesters; One Dead

Wednesday, July 20, 2005 5:56:10 PM
By TOM MALITI

A Kenyan demonstrator is surrounded by police in Nairobi, Kenya Wednesday July 20, 2005. Riot police skirmished with dozens of demonstrators in the capital for a second day Wednesday, protesting proposed constitutional amendments critics say retain too much power in the presidency. Police beat several placard-holding demonstrators with batons and lobbed tear gas at them as other demonstrators stoned the police. Police were keeping protesters away from the National Assembly building in downtown Nairobi. (AP Photo/Khalil Senosi)NAIROBI, Kenya (AP) - Riot police beat demonstrators with truncheons and fired tear gas canisters as protests on Wednesday in the Kenyan capital persisted over proposed constitutional amendments that critics say leave the president with too much power.

Police shot dead a man suspected of looting a cell phone store, Nairobi's police chief King'ori Mwangi said. He said that looters were using unrest to rob business that closed early in central Nairobi.

Wednesday's confrontations — the second day of three planned days of protests — began as skirmishes but escalated into violent clashes.


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