Opiyo wants to know why his son had allegedly been sent to isolation, yet he had just posted a tweet.

"He was not a terrorist, what did he do to deserve isolation and not with other people who had been arrested," he said.

"My son is the only child; there is no daughter or son behind or in front of him. I have struggled in a quarry in Mombasa over 20 years to educate him. He was at Pwani University and graduated; I thought that he was going to help me in the future. My years are gone now, I can't raise another child again, when will I be done," he added.

@juliuscanada:

"Na utapata wenye wamemuua ndo watakua bado wanachunguza kifo chake😭😭😭😭😭😭."

@AloisiaMurugi-p7d:

"See the pain of this parent 😭 God mtetezi wa myonge simama na hii familia."

@mumbiwachira9397:

"I did not even want to imagine what this old man is going through May God give him strength may justice be found 😭😭😭😭😭."

@briansimiyu6512:

"This is totally unacceptable. Those police officers must be held accountable and face the full wrath of law."

@letsvibe1623:

"As a Kenyan, I am so devastated by this news. What the hell, the people who should be taking care of us are the ones who are a big threat in this country. I'm so saddened💔💔💔💔."

In another story, the National Police Service (NPS) shared that Ojwang' was placed under arrest for allegedly publishing false information.

When Ojwang' got hurt, the NPS said he was rushed to Mbagathi Hospital, where he died.

According to Police Spokesperson Muchiri Nyaga, the Independent Policing Oversight Authority (IPOA) has started a probe into the matter.

Source: TUKO.co.ke