Editor
In a significant breakthrough, the Kabale police have successfully apprehended three suspects involved in a disturbing case of kidnapping, human trafficking, and aggravated robbery.
The criminals, identified as Bakerwa Henry (55), Twesigye Bashir (41), and Twesigye Sam (38), were intercepted in their vehicle, a grey Toyota Wish (reg. no. UBH 734V), along Katuna road on Tuesday morning.
The incident occurred on 10/11/2023 at 06:00 pm when three unidentified thugs kidnapped and trafficked Tusiime Bruce, a 29-year-old businessman from Katuna town council. The victim was assaulted, robbed of five million shillings, and dumped in the valleys of Bubare along Katuna road. Tusiime Bruce reported the incident to Kabale police, leading to the registration of a case under Kabale SD Ref: 34/10/11/2023, now CRB 870/2023.
Upon receiving intelligence and responding to another scene, the police discovered the grey Toyota Wish linked to the crime. The vehicle was intercepted, and the three suspects were arrested.
Investigations reveal that the apprehended individuals are connected to various criminal activities in Kabale. They are suspected of robbing multiple people within Kabale town and face charges related to stealing from motor vehicles (Kabale CRB 844/2023, Kabale SD: 65/01/11/2023, and others).
The Kabale police, led by the Homicide team and D/SP D/CID officer, took prompt action. The crime scene was thoroughly investigated, statements from witnesses were obtained, and the impounded grey Toyota Wish is currently parked at Kabale police station.
While the three suspects are in custody, inquiries are still underway to uncover further details about their criminal activities. The police are determined to bring all perpetrators to justice and ensure the safety of the community.
This incident highlights the dedication of the Kabale police in addressing serious crimes and serves as a warning to those involved in criminal activities in the region. Police encouraged the public to remain vigilant and report any suspicious activities to the authorities.
