What Police Officer Did To Activist Kamau Who Lectured Judge In Court After Releasing Him On Sh5K

Drama unfolded today in Milimani courts as Activisit Julius Kamau arrested a day ago alongside Citizen TV Crime reported Francis Ode lectured Judge for releasing him on sh5K cash bail release.

Activist Julius Kamau attracted attention at the Milimani Law Courts after expressing his dissatisfaction with the court’s decision to release him on a cash bail of KSh 5,000 following his arrest in Nairobi’s Central Business District.

Kamau had reportedly been arrested while taking part in protests against the rising cost of fuel and demanding action over the increasing cost of living in the country.

During the court proceedings, the activist reportedly questioned the decision to release him on cash bail, insisting that his actions were aimed at defending the rights of Kenyans facing economic difficulties.

The incident quickly drew attention as Kamau continued to express his views despite the presence of police officers at the court.

According to reports, tensions rose when police officers moved in and allegedly roughed him up before forcing him out of the courtroom.

However, Kamau remained vocal, maintaining that he would not stop speaking out about the challenges facing ordinary Kenyans.

He reportedly insisted that he would continue fighting for the rights of citizens, particularly over the rising cost of fuel and other essential goods that have placed pressure on many households.

His arrest has renewed debate about the right to peaceful assembly and the treatment of activists taking part in demonstrations.

The incident comes at a time when many Kenyans have expressed concern over the cost of living, with fuel prices remaining a major issue because of their impact on transport, food prices and other basic expenses.

Meanwhile, the Independent Policing Oversight Authority (IPOA) has reportedly launched investigations into a separate incident involving Citizen TV crime reporter Francis Ode.

Ode was reportedly arrested, roughed up and bundled into a police vehicle despite identifying himself as a journalist working for the media station.

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