Former Chief Justice David Maraga is arrested during a protest against proposed construction inside Nairobi National Park, according to multiple reports. Police move in to disperse protesters who march near the main entrance of the park while carrying banners and placards criticizing the plans. Protesters argue the projects amount to land grabs and oppose development in the protected area. Reporting from the scene says riot police fire tear gas to control or disperse the crowd. Maraga is detained during the operation and later released, with accounts noting he is released after being held briefly. Another report says police arrest at least nine people, including Maraga, as officers push back the demonstrators. The protest centers on government-backed plans to build within parts of the park, including a large parking area intended for more than 1,000 vehicles. The reports describe the rally as drawing scores of protesters on Monday, with police action occurring as demonstrators gather outside the park.