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“He was murdered”, Police admits to murder of Ssebulime

Patrick Luwagga by Patrick Luwagga
March 28, 2019
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“It is true that the deceased was removed from the Police pick-up and instantly shot dead by our officer (Police). He was shot twice,” Fred Enanga, the Police spokesperson, said yesterday.

Enanga police spokes person

Enanga, on behalf of Police, apologised to the family for the murder. When asked if they would compensate them (Ssebulime’s family), he said the Police’s legal team would take responsibility accordingly.

Enanga said a joint team of investigators from the KMP-East region and Criminal Investigations Directorate homicide department had established what had happened at Nagojje. He said the shooting of Ssebulime was

“A straightforward case of murder, conspiracy and professional misconduct.”

Enanga while addressing press conference

The ‘999’ emergence rescue Police oficers belong to the Field Force Unit (FFU), commonly known as Mobile Police, and is commanded by Senior Superintendent of Police Samuel Bamuzibire.

Addressing a press conference at the Central Police Station in Kampala, Enanga said he had turned up to correct the first

“Police narrative on the murder incident.”

“We regret that our initial media release was not totally accurate in connection to what transpired when Ssebulime was gunned down,” Enanga said.

Enanga Police spokes person

He applauded residents of Nagojje and the media for bringing out the facts about what really happened, explaining that without their concern, this would have been one case where the narrative from our first responders could have defeated justice.

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Patrick Luwagga is the editorial director of cross-platform content for UGANDANZ. He works across the newsroom and with business partners to drive and develop ambitious editorial projects that include digital journalism, video, data research, polling, live events, and thought-leadership series that are supported by outside underwriting. As executive director, he is responsible for the creation of Political news section, prior to joining UGANDANZ, Patrick was the chief editor for the national weekly news magazine of Kasese Times. In that role, he covered several presidential elections, wrote and produced two television documentaries, and was a regular commentator on television and radio news programs. Patrick was born in Masaka and grew up in Kasese. He earned a bachelor’s degree in Journalism from Makerere University where he was a Knight Foundation journalism fellow.

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