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Nsereko not scared after skipping police bond

David Kugonza by David Kugonza
September 25, 2017
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By Benjamin Jumbe:

Kampala Central Mp Mohammed Nsereko says police are free to do what they want with him.

This comes after police CID spokesperson Vincent Ssekate told journalists that the legislator together with Makindye East Mp Allan Ssewanyana was being hunted for jumping police bond.

Ssekate also said the police were also looking for the two other legislators Theodore Ssekikubo and Bernabas Tinkasimire who have failed to honor the police summons in relation to their statements on the age limit.

Ssekikubo appeared at CIID headquarters today.

However speaking to Kfm, Nsereko said he is not scared and so police can look for them and do what they want.

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