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[QUOTE="Munyaradzi Mafaro, post: 53495, member: 636"]
Legal representatives for activist Boniface Mwangi dispute allegations that authorities discovered tear gas canisters and ammunition during his arrest. Lawyer Njanja Maina rejected claims made by the Directorate of Criminal Investigations regarding recovered items from the activist's premises. The defense team maintains that Mwangi never possessed the alleged materials and views the accusations as fabricated terrorism charges. DCI Director Amin Mohammed linked the detention to suspected terrorist activity coordination during the June 25 demonstrations. Officers transported Mwangi from his Lukenya residence to Pangani Police Station for processing.

Investigators confiscated electronic devices and documents from both his home and the Mageuzi Hub office during searches. Authorities plan to arraign the activist on charges related to terrorism facilitation and illegal ammunition possession. The court appearance will occur Monday morning at an undisclosed location. Mwangi remains in custody while his legal team prepares to challenge the accusations in court proceedings.
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