Police Seek 21 Days to Detain 185 Protesters

Chaos at Milimani Law Courts

In a shocking turn of events, 185 protesters were arraigned at the Milimani Law Courts, accused of various offenses including breaking into a building, damaging property, and assaulting officers. The protesters were part of a demonstration that turned violent, leading to clashes with law enforcement.

Police Request More Time

The police have requested 21 days to detain the protesters as they continue their investigation into the incident. The suspects are facing serious charges that could result in lengthy prison sentences if found guilty. The police are working tirelessly to gather evidence and build a solid case against the protesters.

Protesters’ Rights

While the police are seeking to detain the protesters for an extended period, human rights activists have raised concerns about the legality of the move. They argue that the protesters have the right to a fair trial and should not be detained for an excessive amount of time without sufficient evidence against them. The activists are calling for transparency in the investigation and a speedy resolution to the case.

Public Outrage

The incident has sparked public outrage, with many people condemning the violent actions of the protesters. The damage caused to the building and the injuries sustained by officers during the clashes have left many citizens shocked and appalled. There is a growing demand for justice to be served and for those responsible to be held accountable for their actions.

Community Support

Despite the outrage, there are also voices of support for the protesters, who are seen as standing up for their beliefs and fighting against injustice. Many community members have come forward to offer assistance to the protesters and their families, providing legal aid and other forms of support. The community is rallying together to ensure that the protesters receive a fair trial and proper representation in court.

Moving Forward

As the investigation into the incident continues, it is clear that tensions are running high in the community. The police are working diligently to gather evidence and build a case against the protesters, while human rights activists are advocating for transparency and fairness in the legal process. It remains to be seen how the situation will unfold in the coming days, but one thing is certain – the events at the Milimani Law Courts have left a lasting impact on all those involved..

UPDATE: Police seek 21 days to detain 185 protesters arraigned at Milimani Law Courts, accused of various offences including breaking into a building, damaging property and assaulting officers. pic.twitter.com/nBr5S0A6PQ

— Naomi Waithira (@Naomikibandi) July 3, 2024

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Naomikibandi said UPDATE: Police seek 21 days to detain 185 protesters arraigned at Milimani Law Courts, accused of various offences including breaking into a building, damaging property and assaulting officers.