Activist Julius Kamau was arrested on Monday, August 25, at the Milimani Law Courts for disrupting proceedings. He loudly criticized the government and the judicial system, leading to a temporary halt in court activities and an order for his detention by Chief Magistrate Lucas Onyina.

• Kamau called the judicial system untrustworthy, stating it "only favours the rich."
• He continued his tirade even as he was dragged away by officers, insisting he was advocating for ordinary Kenyans.
• Kamau has a history of similar stunts, including disrupting court proceedings in May 2025 to demand justice for Rex Maasai and in September 2024 during a case against Bonface Mwangi.
• He could face charges of creating a disturbance under Section 95 of the Penal Code, carrying a potential penalty of up to 1 year imprisonment, a fine, or both.