A police officer was arrested for the second time after engaging in demonstrating outside parliament on Tuesday barely weeks after he was abducted.
Cop Shakur, the police officer who went viral after joining Gen Z protests on the first week of Anti-Finance Bill Protests while in uniform was arrested for demonstrating outside parliament on Tuesday.
In viral videos, Cop Shakur was wearing a blood-stained white dustcoat while raising a placard written “We want justice, not your condolences” while claiming he was seeking justice for those killed in the recent anti-tax protests.
The police officer is said to be attached to Kamiti Medium Prison was with a group of other protesters before police officers engaged them dispersing most of the protesters.
However, unlucky to Cop Shakur, more police officers arrived and grabbed him before dragging him to the Parliament police cells where he was locked in claiming he was engaging in an illegal protest.
This comes just weeks after the same cop turned up for the Gen Z protests rocked in a police uniform while holding placards written Ruto Must Go before he was abducted, raising concerns among kenyans.
Most kenyans criticised him for the move claiming that as a police officer, he should not be protesting as it is against the constitution of kenya and that he was wrong on doing that while in uniform.
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However, others praised him for the bold move saying that apart from being an Officer, he is also a concerned kenyan and the finance bill was also going to affect him and he has a right to say no to punitive bills.