British man killed Convoy of President William Route in Kenya star-news.press/wp

The British man was killed in the incident of HIT-and-and-involvement in the vehicle in the Kenyan President William Ruto.

The man, who was appointed as 79-year-old Edgar Charles Frederick, died on Thursday after he hit an accident on the main road in the capital, Nairobi.

Police detained the driver, which has been released on bail since then.

They say it drives a support vehicle that traveled as part of the official convoy of the car president of the route.

Police spokesman Michael Muchiari told the BBC that Mr. Frederick was visiting Kenya to see the sister and nephews that were inhabitants.

Non-German victim’s relatives is informed, and post-mortem will probably spend later on Friday.

Police said the driver would, who did not stop after the incident, appeared in court after the investigation.

The Spokesperson for the Great Britain High Commission stated that officials were aware of the report and seek more information.

Videos published on social networks show a man in blue jeans and a shirt in a bright color that lies bleeding on the way outside the transport shopping area.

Other images show a victim covered by a checked scarf, locally known as Maasai Shuka.

Mr. Muchiri told the BBC, the vehicle belonged to the regional administration and supported the presidential detail.

The President of the Ruto held events near the place of events on Thursday as part of the current political engagements from the public in the capital.