The National Police Service (NPS) has denied social media claims that the Officer Commanding Station (OCS) at Central Police Station was being processed for court. The NPS stated that these reports are entirely erroneous and misleading.

• The NPS refuted allegations that the Central Police OCS, identified as Dishon Angoya, was facing court arraignment.
• The denial comes after reports suggested Angoya was arrested over the release of 64 detained suspects from recent protests.
• Angoya was reportedly held at Lang’ata Police Station and receiving treatment at Lang’ata Hospital.

The National Police Service (NPS) has dismissed reports of Central Police Officer Commanding Station (OCS) Dishen Angoya being processed for court appearance following controversy over the alleged release of fuel price protest suspects.

• NPS issued a statement on Tuesday, May 19, refuting online claims of Angoya's arraignment.
• The Central Police OCS, Dishen Angoya, was reportedly taken ill at Lang’ata Hospital.
• Matters involving police officers are handled through internal administrative and disciplinary mechanisms, not automatically court proceedings.

The National Police Service (NPS) has officially denied social media reports claiming that the Officer Commanding Station (OCS) at Nairobi Central Police Station, Dishen Angoya, was being processed for a court appearance.

• NPS spokesperson Muchiri Nyaga stated the reports were "incorrect" and urged reliance on official communications.
• The denial comes after a police report indicated Angoya was arrested on May 19 for allegedly releasing 64 prisoners without lawful authority.
• The Law Society of Kenya and human rights activists had called for an investigation into Angoya's arrest by the Independent Policing Oversight Authority (IPOA).