Kenyan TikToker Kaluma Boy has revealed that his house was broken into while he was away visiting friends, leading to the loss of property, including a television set valued at KSh 60,000.

In a video posted on his TikTok account on 29 July 2026, the content creator shared details of the incident and displayed what appeared to be a police complaint form documenting the matter.

According to Kaluma Boy, he  had been away visiting friends, first going to Risper's place and then spending time at Karangu's before returning home.

That is when he discovered the break-in. His TV was gone. He later proceeded to Ben Square Patrol Base, where he filed a formal report with the police.

"Unatoka nje kufanya mazuri, unarudi unapata usha fanyiwa mabaya," he said, expressing frustration at the situation.

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The TikToker did not immediately disclose whether any other household items had been taken during the incident.

Police Report Filed

The police complaint form shown in the video indicated that the theft was officially reported on 29 July 2026.

Kaluma urged anyone with information that could help trace the missing television to share it with the relevant authorities.
Kaluma Boy // Facebook
Although details about the suspects or the exact time of the break-in were not immediately available, the case was formally recorded at the patrol base, where investigations are expected to begin.
"Nimetoka police station, as you can see. Hii Ben Square Patrol Base," he said, pointing out the date on the form, 29 July 2026 and the listed offence: stealing.

Fans React Online

Following the video, many social media users expressed sympathy and encouraged the TikToker to remain hopeful as investigations continue.
Brian Ouma commented:
“Pole sana, Kaluma Boy. I hope the television is recovered soon.”
Mercy Atieno wrote:
“This is why people need stronger security measures in their homes.”
Kevin Mwangi said:
“Thieves are becoming too bold these days. I hope police help you.”
Others advised the TikToker to install additional security features, including cameras and reinforced locks.
Sharon Wanjiku commented:
“Consider installing CCTV cameras. They can help during investigations.”
Dennis Kiptoo added:
“It is good that you reported the case immediately. That is the right process.”