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Evidence table of law enforcement equipment – Tear Gassing, Lang’ata Road Primary School, Nairobi, <strong>Kenya</strong><br />

(19 th January 2015)<br />

This table profiles law enforcement equipment used by police in the Lang’ata Primary School tear gassing incident, 19 th January 2015. Police fired tear<br />

gas after pupils, staff and activists protested over the decision to sell the school’s playground. All images below, unless otherwise stated, were collected<br />

in the aftermath from social media websites. Where possible ID notes, comparisons, colours and markings have been noted. All images are subject to<br />

the copyright at source, unless otherwise stated.<br />

Date Location ID Notes Other Notes Thumbnail<br />

19/01/2015 Lang’ata<br />

Road<br />

Primary<br />

School,<br />

Nairobi,<br />

<strong>Kenya</strong><br />

Individual carries<br />

launcher with same<br />

writing as reference<br />

image. Shape of<br />

weapon, buttstock<br />

colouring etc.<br />

visually identical to<br />

reference image.<br />

Source:<br />

https://www.facebook.com/boniface.mwa<br />

ngi.35/photos/pcb.933938759959356/933<br />

938083292757/type=1&theater<br />

This resource is produced under an EIDHR funded project


Evidence table of law enforcement equipment – Tear Gassing, Lang’ata Road Primary School, Nairobi, <strong>Kenya</strong><br />

(19 th January 2015)<br />

19/01/2015 Lang’ata<br />

Road<br />

Primary<br />

School,<br />

Nairobi,<br />

<strong>Kenya</strong><br />

Individual carries<br />

launcher in left hand<br />

visually identical to<br />

reference image –<br />

colour, shape,<br />

buttstock, barrel,<br />

foregrip etc. Also<br />

bears white text<br />

which appears<br />

identical size and<br />

shape as reference<br />

image.<br />

Individual carries hand-held straight baton in right<br />

hand. An ID of manufacturer and model is not<br />

possible.<br />

Source:<br />

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-africa-<br />

30879938 Copyright: EPA<br />

N/A<br />

Reference<br />

Image<br />

Norinco – Narg 38<br />

Launcher<br />

This is a 38mm single<br />

shot grenade<br />

launcher (also known<br />

as a riot gun),<br />

designed to load riot<br />

control cartridges<br />

This resource is produced under an EIDHR funded project


Evidence table of law enforcement equipment – Tear Gassing, Lang’ata Road Primary School, Nairobi, <strong>Kenya</strong><br />

(19 th January 2015)<br />

with a variety of<br />

projectiles / payloads<br />

including riot control<br />

agent (tear gas) and<br />

kinetic impact<br />

projectiles<br />

19/01/2015 Lang’ata<br />

Road<br />

Primary<br />

School,<br />

Nairobi,<br />

<strong>Kenya</strong><br />

Text (left to right):<br />

MODEL NARG 38<br />

*LOGO*<br />

MADE IN CHINA<br />

CS Cartridge<br />

37/38mm. ICEMAK<br />

Ltd. (Macedonia)<br />

Colour:<br />

Cartridge case: Silver<br />

Text: Red<br />

Red Band<br />

Text (left to right,<br />

top to bottom):<br />

HM-07-CC<br />

CS Cartridge<br />

37/38mm<br />

ICEMAK Ltd.<br />

Expiry Date: 2018<br />

ICEMAK Ltd. are a Macedonian registered company<br />

( http://www.icemak.com.mk ) who claim on their<br />

website to be both a manufacturer and trader of<br />

less lethal ammunition and other products.<br />

Icemak Ltd report on their website: “Visit us<br />

Boothnumber 109 Land Forces East Africa 2014<br />

exhibition”<br />

(http://www.icemak.com.mk/home.html)<br />

The Land Forces East Africa ‘exhibitor list’ lists<br />

Deftech Ltd under Boothnumber 109 “a <strong>Kenya</strong>n<br />

registered company specializing in Defence related<br />

equipment. We have been in this industry since<br />

2001 and have supply agreements with various<br />

Manufacturers of security items across the globe.”<br />

( http://www.landforceseastafrica.com/Pages/ExhibitorList/8386)<br />

Source: Reference Image – Physical<br />

Norinco company advertising poster<br />

Source:https://twitter.com/lynkupke/statu<br />

s/557121929925390336/photo/1<br />

This resource is produced under an EIDHR funded project


Evidence table of law enforcement equipment – Tear Gassing, Lang’ata Road Primary School, Nairobi, <strong>Kenya</strong><br />

(19 th January 2015)<br />

19/01/2015 Lang’ata<br />

Road<br />

Primary<br />

School,<br />

Nairobi,<br />

<strong>Kenya</strong><br />

Cartridge case<br />

photographed from<br />

base. Primer in<br />

centre of base<br />

visible.<br />

Colour:<br />

Shell: Silver<br />

Text: Red<br />

Red Band<br />

Cartridge is visually similar to item above.<br />

N/A<br />

Reference<br />

Image<br />

CS Cartridge<br />

37/38mm. ICEMAK<br />

Ltd. (Macedonia)<br />

Whilst markings are different, shape and shoulder<br />

of base of cartridge is visually similar to item<br />

above.<br />

Source:https://twitter.com/osanimose/stat<br />

us/557213456949329920/photo/1<br />

Colour:<br />

Cartridge case: Silver<br />

Text: Red<br />

Red Band<br />

Text (left to right,<br />

top to bottom):<br />

CTG-3P<br />

ICEMAK LTD<br />

Source: http://www.icemak.com.mk/lawenforcement-1.html<br />

Copyright: Icemak Ltd.<br />

This resource is produced under an EIDHR funded project


Evidence table of law enforcement equipment – Tear Gassing, Lang’ata Road Primary School, Nairobi, <strong>Kenya</strong><br />

(19 th January 2015)<br />

The tear gas grenades documented below are yet to be identified. Please forward any further information, images, markings etc. that could be used to<br />

identify manufacturer, supplier or model to: info@omegaresearchfoundation.org<br />

19/01/2015 Lang’ata<br />

Road<br />

Primary<br />

School,<br />

Nairobi,<br />

<strong>Kenya</strong><br />

Middle individual<br />

holds Silver cartridge<br />

in right hand<br />

Unidentified grenade containing chemical irritant<br />

(CS or CR / CN ) clipped to belt of middle individual.<br />

Body Colour:<br />

Top: Orange<br />

Bottom: Blue<br />

Source:<br />

19/01/2015 Lang’ata<br />

Road<br />

Primary<br />

School,<br />

Nairobi,<br />

<strong>Kenya</strong><br />

Colour:<br />

Shell: Silver<br />

Text: Red<br />

Individual (Right)<br />

carries two grenades<br />

possibly containing<br />

chemical irritant.<br />

Colours:<br />

Bottom: Blue<br />

Top: Orange<br />

More info below<br />

Unidentified grenade<br />

Source:<br />

https://twitter.com/bonifacemwangi/statu<br />

s/557197573594050561<br />

Source:<br />

https://twitter.com/bonifacemwangi/statu<br />

s/557197573594050561/photo/1<br />

This resource is produced under an EIDHR funded project


Evidence table of law enforcement equipment – Tear Gassing, Lang’ata Road Primary School, Nairobi, <strong>Kenya</strong><br />

(19 th January 2015)<br />

19/01/2015 Lang’ata<br />

Road<br />

Primary<br />

School,<br />

Nairobi,<br />

<strong>Kenya</strong><br />

Individual (Right)<br />

carries two grenades<br />

possibly containing<br />

chemical irritant.<br />

Colours:<br />

Bottom: Blue<br />

Top: Orange<br />

Bottom: Blue<br />

Unidentified grenade<br />

Source:https://www.facebook.com/bonifa<br />

ce.mwangi.35/photos/pb.64387523563237<br />

8.-<br />

2207520000.1421926934./9339415266257<br />

46/type=1&theater<br />

This resource is produced under an EIDHR funded project

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