Foreigners in Kenya are presumably taking advantage of security lapse in Kenya or perceived kindness politeness by Kenyans to do whatever and however they wish.
This was evident when a foreigner was caught on tape brandishing a pistol at a security guard in Kileleshwa over a parking spot row.
Reportedly, the foreigner was part of a group of visitors at an apartment block in Kileleshwa on Saturday.
They had insisted on parking their white Range Rover registration number KCH 001 V at a spot reserved for tenants despite protests by the security guard.
According to the guard, he had urged them to park at a spot designated for visitors but they refused.
The foreigner even warned that he will push out any car that will block his way.
The guard’s warning came to pass and the foreigner found his car blocked from behind.
Footage from a CCTV camera mounted on the gate showed one of the visitors throwing an object at the guard’s cubicle. This forced the guard to wield his baton at them, which infuriated the three foreigners more.
Soon, one of the visitors was seen drawing out a pistol from his back and brandishing it at the guards who were in their cubicle.
“They said they will kill me and disappear because this is Kenya and no one can do anything to them,” the guard told journalists.
The guard added that the group started clobbering him. The three would later drive out in their car.