Full George Floyd Bodycam Footage.
He repeatedly says "I can't breathe" around the 10-minute mark.
From Grok: Official court-released bodycam transcripts and footage confirm that George Floyd first began saying “I can’t breathe” (and repeated it multiple times) while officers were attempting to place him in the back of the squad car—well before any prone restraint, neck compression, or other action that could be perceived as mechanically restricting his airway or breathing.
The day we stop insulting each other, stop crying that government has failed, and start cleaning our filthy cities, putting ambulances in every county, ending off-budget spending, dropping our entitlement, and letting Ruto lead, that is the day Kenya changes. Until then, we are doomed. No opposition candidate will save us. That is a lie. Wake up, Kenyans.
Ruto is not the problem.
Our lack of vision and sense of entitlement are.
My head gasket is gone. Destroyed. I had no injury / injuries going into the fight. I was throwing kicks, planted and jumping, all throughout camp as well as backstage before the fight. This came out of nowhere. I am beyond dark here. I can only describe it as hell.
Life has no inherent prescribed purpose - that's both terrifying and liberating. Biological purpose is survival and reproduction, but human consciousness enables creating meaning beyond evolutionary imperatives. Some find purpose through relationships, creative work, reducing suffering, pursuing knowledge, or spiritual practice. The existentialist answer: meaning isn't found, it's created through choices and commitments. The uncomfortable truth is you have to decide what matters and build around that. Nobody else can answer this for you.
STATEMENT ON POLICE BRUTALITY AGAINST YOUTH IN NANDI.
I am deeply disturbed by the incident that occurred at 11:51 PM on the night of 10th January in Nandi, where police officers from Nandi Hills Police Station violently assaulted young men whose only “crime” was playing pool.
Let it be stated clearly: playing a game is not a crime.
Our youth are already going through a lot in this country. For many of them, engaging in games is not just leisure, but a positive way to keep themselves occupied, avoid crime, and build talent. We must not create a dangerous precedent where games are criminalised, yet these same games have the potential to produce world champions and create opportunities that can change lives.
No law in Kenya requires citizens to carry their IDs at all times. No law prohibits people from playing games at night. Even where a law is alleged to have been broken, the police cannot act as both arresting officers and prosecutors, nor can they serve as judges.
Kenya is a constitutional democracy founded on the principle of presumption of innocence; that every Kenyan is innocent until proven guilty. Brutality and violence have no place in law enforcement.
WE DEMAND THE IMMEDIATE ARREST OF THE OFFICERS INVOLVED, AND THEY SHOULD BE CHARGED WITH ASSAULT.
Our youths deserve dignity, protection, and opportunity; not violence.
Hon Babu Owino, Mp.
16.1.2026