WRAP Police officer in court over Too; ADDS Kisumu clashes, Kalenjin tribal ldrs

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SHOTLIST Kisumu 1. People damaging government vehicles 2. People setting government vehicle on fire 3. Wide of demonstrators running away 4. Mid of police arriving at the scene 5. Mid of fire, roadblock, cars driving by 6. Mid of another government vehicle on fire, people throwing objects at it 7. Close up of vehicle on fire 8. Wide of police looking for demonstrators that ran away in nearby school 9. Wide of tear gas smoke rising in village 10. Wide of vehicles passing through roadblock 11. Injured woman being taken to hospital on a bicycle 12. Mid of one man carrying coffin on bicycle in road filled with stones to go and collect his brother's body 13. Children looking at man carrying coffin 14. SOUNDBITE: (English) Tom Ogola, demonstrators: "Ban Ki-moon, yes, exactly. Ban Ki-moon has a lot of respect with the United Nations position that he holds here. Like he spoke yesterday and you get a lot (of people) listening to him. Not that they don't respect Kofi but it's that Kofi has taken too long. And I know even, if Ban Ki-moon takes too long again, we'll have the same result as we were having today. And I feel, let them have the process moving towards the people's wishes, because the people's wishes... they know what they want. They know Raila (Odinga) won. That's the position." 15. People riding bicycle taxis Nakuru 16. Wide of exterior of Nakuru Law Courts 17. Mid of sign board 18. Police officer Andrew Moache arriving at the Nakuru Law Courts, entering room with police 19. Mid shot of court clerk closing the door to the Chief Magistrates office 20. Various shots of Moache leaving the court and getting into vehicle accompanied by police Nairobi 21. SOUNDBITE: (English) Raila Odinga, Opposition Leader in Nairobi today. "Now I want to say this. Since the Kenyan police is a suspect in this, in these two murders, the Kenyan police themselves cannot be expected to investigate themselves. We therefore urge that the assistance of an independent organisation like FBI be sought, be used to actually get to the root cause of these two deaths." Nakuru 22. Police vehicle with Moache leaving court Eldoret 23. Wide with pan of meeting of leaders of Kalenjin community in Eldoret 24. Mid shot of Kalenjin leaders 25. SOUNDBITE: (English) Zacharia Baruo, Kalenjin community: ''If the Government will continue shooting and directing guns to our people, the Kalenjin community as we have underlined, we will consider rising up in arms to fight back.'' 26. Close up of Kalenjin leaders on the meeting 27. SOUNDBITE: (English) Zacharia Baruo, Kalenjin community: ''We will not say today how we will do it. But I'm telling you that considering the situation of Ruanda, Burundi and Somalia, and other countries in Africa, how the states collapsed. That's what we are saying.'' 28. Close up of sign of Eldoret Hospital 29. Wide of hospital room with Kalenjin patients injured by Kenya security forces in last week 30. Close up of Kalenjin injured by Kenya security forces 31. Various of people injured by gunshots or beaten by security forces STORYLINE: Nine people were killed in renewed post election violence in western Kenya on Friday, including a police officer attacked by a mob of 3,000 armed with bows and arrows, spears, clubs and machetes in the home village of an opposition lawmaker who had been fatally shot by a police officer the day before. The mob accused the officer of wounding a civilian when police opened fire on protests that erupted on Thursday in response to the death of lawmaker David Kimutai Too, said a local police commander. Kenyan also police fired tear gas and then live rounds at scores of protesters trying to block the main road in the western town of Kisumu. You can license this story through AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/metadata/youtube/dc0c2964b67f94f099de23b954ac666a Find out more about AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/HowWeWork