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Juma Seiko guard remanded

David Kugonza by David Kugonza
December 16, 2016
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A private body guard to a UPDF Major Juma Seiko has been charged and remanded to Luzira prison on charges of murder and attempted murder.

28 year old Alex Cherotich has appeared before Buganda Road court chief magistrate Jamson Karemani who read to him 2 counts of murder and other 2 of attempted murder.

Prosecution led by  Emilly Ninsima states that on the 4th/December 2016 at Major Seiko’s residence in Nakasero hill, Cherotic an ex-soldier used a gun to kill Lameck Ogwanga and Fred Ssembatya.

Prosecution further says the trigger -happy  Cherotich  also injured David Ssenkubuge and Solomon Mugabi.

Cherotich was not allowed to enter plea on all the 4 counts as murder is capital in nature and only triable and bailable  by the Highcourt.

He has been sent on remand  at Luzira prison where he will spend his Christmas until the 30th/December 2016  when he will re-appear in court for mention .

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