By Our Reporter
Kampala Metropolitan Police conducted a series of disruptive operations across various divisions aimed at curbing criminal activities, improving public safety, and dismantling criminal networks within the metropolitan area.
During these operations carried out in Kabalagala, Kira, Old Kampala, and Wandegeya policing areas, several suspected criminals were arrested from identified crime hotspots and black spots linked to robberies, narcotics, and possession of suspected stolen property.
Additionally, disruptive operations in Bukasa, Nsambya West, and Buyondo Zone led to the arrest of several suspects linked to attacks on motorists and other criminal activities. The suspects were charged and are pending court appearance.
In Kira Division, an operation conducted in Kyaliwajjala Zone, Namugongo Division, resulted in the arrest of eleven suspects linked to robberies in the area. Exhibits recovered included suspected stolen property, narcotic substances, knives, a pick axe, and household items believed to be stolen.
Old Kampala Police Division also carried out operations in Nakulabye and Kasubi, leading to the arrest of eight suspects from known narcotics selling points and criminal hideouts.
Similarly, Wandegeya Police Division conducted an operation in Kikoni, Kapapali, and Old Mulago areas, where fifteen suspects were arrested for suspected involvement in criminal activities including shop break-ins and unlawful gatherings around bars during late hours.
All suspects are undergoing screening, investigations, and legal processing.
Kampala Metropolitan Police remains committed to sustained disruptive operations, community policing, regular patrols, and working closely with local leaders to ensure safety and security for all residents.
While Police in Kabalagala, responded to an electrocution incident in Kisasizi Zone, Kibuli Parish, where one Olowo Dominic, a 36-year-old mason, was fatally electrocuted after allegedly touching a clothes-hanging wire that had become energized. The body was conveyed to City Mortuary Mulago for post-mortem as investigations continue to establish the source of the electric current
KMP Deputy Spokesperson Luke Owoyesigyire this Publication that further updates will be communicated as investigations progress.