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The High Court has dismissed a habeas corpus application filed by seven individuals who claimed they were abducted by police in 2024. The case, filed by the Law Society of Kenya and others, sought to have the court declare the National Police Service responsible for the abductions. However, Justice Bahati Mwamuye ruled that the applicants failed to provide sufficient evidence proving that the missing persons were in police custody.
Court Dismisses Case Linking Police to 2024 Abductions
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