Mungiki gang known for beheading people has blocked roads and burned shops in the capital to protest the alleged existence of police death squads.

Kenyan gang known for beheading people has blocked roads and burned shops in the capital to protest the alleged existence of police death squads.About 70 percent of the minibuses — called matatus — used by Kenyan commuters are off the roads because of the protest. Simon Kimutai, who heads the Matatu Owners' Association, says the Mungiki gang has threatened to use a power saw to behead any drivers who break the strike.Police spokesman Eric Kiraithe two gang members were lynched Thursday by commuters frustrated by the delays.The protests follow a UN report that accused the Kenyan police of running death squads and recommended the sacking of the police commissioner and the attorney general.