Nakuru MP David Gikara has also expressed his concerns about the silence from the Kenya Wildlife Service in addressing the disappearance of Brian Odhiambo.
"Brian has been missing for 6 days now KWS confirmed they took him, he was a reformed confirm gang member, and although it is illegal fishing has reduced crime. He was only trying to fend for his family. Let them give as Brian," Gikaria said.
The MP also said he had taken 3 Bills in parliament that if it goes through would allow fishing at Lake Nakuru.
"I have taken three bills to parliament to allow these young men fish in the lake at the Lake because as it is the park is a protected area and it is illegal to access the park because it's a Rhino sanctuary that does not allow the rangers to take away someone," said Gikaria.
The Independent Medco Legal Unit, a human rights organization, has also filed a petition filed at the High Court of Nakuru seeking the release of Brian Odhiambo.
IMLU and Brian's mother Elizabeth Ouma in the petition claim the officer in charge of the park has failed to produce him or disclose his whereabouts.
The DCIO Nakuru East, the Officer-in-charge of Lake Nakuru National Park, The Director of Public Prosecutions, and the Attorney General are listed as respondents in the case.
Nakuru East sub-county DCIO Samuel Ngeiywo confirmed the arrest of six Kenya Wildlife Service Rangers who are since being investigated in connection to Odhiambo's disappearance.
"We have arrested 6 Kenya Wildlife officers and I can confirm that they are in custody and are being investigated. Once we are done with the investigations the suspects will be arraigned in court soon, "said Ngeiywo