Detectives from the Directorate of Criminal Investigations (DCI) have arrested a suspect in connection with the arson of a vehicle during recent protests in Githurai.

• Elisha Gatwa was apprehended in Ruiru.
• The arrest is part of ongoing efforts by the DCI to identify and arrest individuals involved in violence and property destruction during the fuel-related protests.
• Authorities reiterate that acts of violence and destruction of property are criminal offenses punishable by law.

Narok Law Courts experienced significant disruption on June 2 when police fired shots and tear gas to disperse over 400 morans attempting to free a murder suspect.

• Over 400 morans were involved in the confrontation.
• The incident involved police officers and a murder suspect in custody.
• The disturbance occurred outside the Narok Law Courts.

Directorate of Criminal Investigations (DCI) detectives have arrested a content creator in Ruiru, suspected of involvement in the arson of a vehicle at Githurai Roundabout during recent fuel-related protests.

• The incident involved a Mazda CX-5 belonging to a United Democratic Alliance (UDA) politician being torched on May 19.
• DCI is analysing viral video footage and seeking to identify other participants.
• The agency emphasized that arson and destruction of property are serious offenses, warning that those found culpable will face legal consequences.

A police firearm that went missing in Nairobi's Central Business District (CBD) a week ago has been recovered by the Directorate of Criminal Investigations (DCI). The firearm was found concealed within a supermarket on Moi Avenue.

• The pistol, belonging to an officer attached to a former MP, was found loaded with 13 rounds of 9mm ammunition.
• The recovery was made following intelligence-led investigations by the DCI.
• The weapon was reportedly left behind at a barber shop and spa where the officer received a massage, and later discovered missing.