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(10 Mar 2009) SHOTLIST 1.Wide of protesting university students running away from riot police, zoom in 2. Pan of tear gas being fired at protesting students as riot police approach, smoke rising UPSOUND: explosion 3. Protesting university students throwing stones at riot police 4. Various of riot police charging at protesters 5. Various of students throwing stones at the riot police 6. SOUNDBITE (English) Michael Wachira, Nairobi University Student: "This is not fair, this is not actually what should be right. The demonstration was peaceful in all sense of the word and the police actually threatened students and tear gassing them is not right." QUALITY AS INCOMING 7. Riot police in riot gear charging at protesting university students 8. Tracking shot of riot police getting off back of truck and charging at protesters 9. Riot police firing tear gas towards protesting university students from vehicle 10. Close of exploding tear gas canister, smoke rising, AUDIO: explosion 11. Wide of university students fleeing from tear gas, AUDIO: explosion 12. Riot policeman firing tear gas towards protesting university students 13. Riot policeman running back to rejoin group STORYLINE Stone-throwing students clashed with Kenyan riot police and paramilitary officers in the capital Nairobi on Tuesday during a protest demanding the resignation of the police commissioner over the killings of a fellow student and two activists who were researching extrajudicial killings when they were shot last week. Over one-thousand students peacefully marched through the city centre but the demonstration degenerated into violence after some youths began throwing stones and looting shops. Taxi drivers began throwing stones back, sparking a stampede among pedestrians. Around a hundred students eventually moved onto the main campus at the University of Nairobi and showered the police and passing traffic with stones. Police responded with tear gas and baton charges. The protesters carried banners and chanted slogans demanding the resignation of Police Commissioner Mohammed Hussein Ali. The student was killed by police during a protest on Thursday against the killing of the activists, which was taking place outside one of the residence halls at the University of Nairobi. Three policemen were arrested over the student's death. The police commissioner has said that authorities were investigating all possibilities regarding the killings last week of the two activists, whose deaths came a week after a United Nations expert accused Kenya's police of running death squads during a crackdown on the notorious Mungiki gang and hours after their denunciation by a government spokesman. The police commissioner has repeatedly dismissed charges of police links to hit squads. Many of the students taking part in Tuesday's protest also wore black T-shirts with political slogans demanding legislators pay taxes on their fat salaries or the resignation of parliament - a sign that grievances from different groups might be converging. The government has only been in power for a year but it is already embroiled in a series of financial scandals at a time when the price of staple foods is rocketing and (m) millions of Kenyans are at risk of hunger. Cabinet ministers are trading blame over the scandals and already jockeying for position for the next elections in 2012. Find out more about AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/HowWeWork Twitter:   / ap_archive   Facebook:   / aparchives   ​​ Instagram:   / apnews   You can license this story through AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/metadata/you...