Two policemen killed outside Kenya church

Two Kenyan police were killed Sunday by shooters on a motorbike as they were guarding a congregation close to the Indian Sea, in an assault police accept could be crafted by Shabaab militant. 

Two policemen killed outside Kenya church 

"An investigation has been propelled and we are not discounting fear based oppression since this assault is not an ordinary burglary," provincial police boss Larry Kieng told columnists of the shooting in the town of Ukunda. 

The territory in the furthest southeast of the nation has generally gotten away from the assaults pursued by the Islamist Shabaab aggregate in Kenya and neighboring Somalia. 

Kieng said the aggressors shot at the officers and got their weapons, executing one on the spot while the other kicked the bucket in doctor's facility. 

Since May, more than 20 cops and a comparable number of regular citizens have been executed in a resurgence of assaults in Kenya, including roadside bombings. 

Ukunda, around 30 kilometers (19 miles) south of the primary port of Mombasa, has an air terminal utilized by the numerous sightseers going to Kenya's southern drift, including the prominent shorelines of Diani and Tiwi. 

The Shabaab is battling to oust the universally upheld government in Mogadishu yet in addition regularly does assaults in Kenya, which has troops in Somalia as a major aspect of an African Union Force. 

AFP.