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Originally published by Kenyanstop
October 2, 2025
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Court Grills DCI Officers Over Secretly Installing Spyware on Filmmakers

DCI was accused of planting spyware on filmmakers' gadgets while theywere police custody...
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The Directorate of Criminal Investigations (DCI) is facing scrutiny after a forensic report revealed that commercial surveillance software, or spyware, was found on a device belonging to one of the four Kenyan filmmakers arrested in connection with the BBC’s 'Blood Parliament' exposé.
- The DCI denies secretly installing the spyware, stating they only used a search warrant for forensic analysis of the gadgets.
- The filmmakers — Nicholas Wambugu, MarkDenver Karubiu, Brian Adagala, and Chris Wamae — were apprehended on May 2 after a raid on their Karen studios.
- Lawyer Ian Mutiso, representing the filmmakers, stated the spyware was installed on Bryan Adagala's device on May 21 at 5:17 PM while it was in police custody.
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