A joint security operation carried out by the Chieftaincy of Military Intelligence (CMI) and the Crime Intelligence unit has implicated Deputy Regional Police Commander (RPC) for Kampala North, SP Vincent Irama, as one of the key suspects in the murder of renowned city lawyer Ronnie Mukisa. The 45-year-old victim was employed as a clerk at IBC Advocates in Kampala.
Eyewitness accounts indicate that Ronnie Mukisa was ruthlessly gunned down by heavily armed assailants riding a motorcycle, shaking the local community. Following intense investigations, the police spokesperson, Fred Enanga, confirmed on Sunday that four suspects had been apprehended, marking a significant breakthrough in the case.
Enanga reported, “Yesterday, the Joint Security task team of CMI and Crime Intelligence, which has been actively investigating the violent murder of city lawyer Mukisa Ronnie, made a breakthrough and arrested four key suspects who were involved in the planning and killing of the lawyer. Since the tragic murder, our joint task team has worked tirelessly to establish the killers. More details will be shared accordingly.”
Disturbingly, among the apprehended suspects are two members of the Uganda People’s Defense Forces (UPDF), raising concerns about their alleged involvement in the crime. The revelation has intensified the investigation, shedding light on potential connections between the military and the murder of Ronnie Mukisa.
The case has garnered widespread attention and has left the legal community and the public shocked and saddened by the loss of such a prominent figure. As authorities delve deeper into the investigation, the focus now turns to uncovering the motive behind the targeted killing and establishing a clear timeline of events leading up to the tragedy.
The arrested suspects are currently in custody, and the legal proceedings will shed further light on their alleged involvement in this heinous crime. The public eagerly awaits more updates from the ongoing investigation as law enforcement agencies strive to bring justice to the family and loved ones of Ronnie Mukisa, while ensuring the perpetrators are held accountable for their actions.
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