There's nothing bad as someone taking away what you have really worked for. Nowadays, city thugs are terrorising members of the public every day and night. They steal from them, harm them and even kill others. But why would one resort to doing all these yet they can work and earn a living?

Well, the story of the two members of Super Power gang that were shot dead in Eastleigh on 1st April is still trending. Many have come out to applaud the police for the good job hoping that robbery cases in the city will reduce but to one Kenyan man by the name Mca Gatuna Turi, such things remind him of the horrifying ordeal in the hands of city thugs.

According to Turi, he was once ambushed by thugs who left him with deep panga cuts allover his body.

"My right shoulder almost got disconnected from my body, 5 deep panga cuts in my head. one and a half years recovery, bills bills, pain......" he recounts.

The angry Kenyan man went ahead to ask the policemen to do their work.

"Shoot to kill kabisa. The pain I carry till today. Kudos to those police."

The Eastleigh thugs were gunned down by officers from the Flying Squad who were in civilian clothes outside Amal Mall where they had reportedly been on a robbery mission.

Here is the photo of Mca Gatuna Turi showing off the deep panga cuts on his shoulder