Police in Kenya have arrested four Kenyans accused of harassing and extorting foreign nationals in Nairobi's Nyamakima area, according to Capital FM. The arrests come amid an intensifying crackdown on the exploitation of immigrants in the capital. Authorities said the operation targets individuals preying on foreigners, as part of broader efforts to curb abuse and protect immigrant communities in the city.

Three suspects were arrested in Migori County following an intelligence-led operation by detectives, which resulted in the recovery of two illegal firearms, ammunition, and a cache of suspected stolen property, according to Capital FM.

Eight individuals, including seven men and one woman, have been arrested in Marsabit in connection with a SIM swap fraud involving Sh1.2 million. The suspects have been identified as Benrodgers Kyalo, Evans Mbweli, Patrick Vundi, Emily Mwende, Josephine Kasiva, Pius Mwenda, Alex Stima, and Jane Mueni.

A robbery occurred at a popular joint in Nairobi's General Mathenge area, where armed thieves held customers hostage and stole valuables. This incident has sparked outrage among the public regarding the increasing insecurity in the region, according to Tuko.

An online taxi driver, Duncan Gachanja Thuo, was abducted and robbed of his car by a gang in Kiambu, near Nairobi, after accepting an offline ride request, according to Tuko. The Directorate of Criminal Investigations (DCI) has launched an investigation into the incident. The case highlights risks faced by ride-hailing drivers in Kenya who take trips outside official app platforms, which bypass safety tracking features.

According to Tuko, a Kenyan woman alleges that a man she met through Tinder, who introduced himself as Julius Mwangi, stole her phone, cash and clothes during a meet-up at a Nakuru Airbnb before disappearing and later using another name. The report frames the incident as a dating-app robbery allegation; no arrest, police confirmation or suspect response is included in the provided blurb.