#vaauniform — We’re Tired of Ghost Cops and Secret Arrests If you’re a police officer and you’re about to arrest a protester… The Constitution says one thing clearly: WEAR YOUR UNIFORM. Article 244 of the Constitution of Kenya is not a suggestion — it’s the law. Police officers are supposed to: Be accountable to the public Respect human rights and dignity Be professional and transparent while performing their duties Yet here we are… Men in plain clothes. No badge. No name. No rank. Just a pair of jeans, an unregistered Subaru, and a gun hidden under the seat. You grab a protester, bundle them into a vehicle — and call that law enforcement? That’s not security. That’s a gang operation. Let me be blunt: If you’re too ashamed to wear the uniform while arresting a fellow citizen, maybe it’s because you know what you’re doing is wrong. We’ve seen videos. We’ve seen the mothers crying. We’ve seen you dragging students, young professionals, and even children off the streets — with no ID, no warrant, and no dignity. This isn’t order. This is cowardice disguised as control. If you must arrest us, face us like officers — not like hired thugs. Kenya is not a police state. Demonstration is not treason. And plainclothes arrests are a constitutional violation. #vaauniform #wearewatching #accountabilitynow #endpolicebrutalitykenya #demonstrationisnotacrime #respecttheconstitution