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Police arrestes bullet sellers

David Kugonza by David Kugonza
November 25, 2016
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By Abubaker Kirunda

Police in Jinja are holding two people for allegedly attempting to sell bullets to residents in Jinja

The duo has been identified as Ronald Kisira a resident of Sakabusolo in Mafubira sub-county and Benard Kadama Naminya a resident of Masese one village in Walukuba-Masese division in Jinja.

The Jinja police OC Station Tyson Lutambika says the suspects were arrested from Mailo mbiri a long Jinja-Iganga highway as they looked for market for four bullets they had.

Lutambika says police acted on a tip off to send detectives who pretended as buyers and arrested the suspects.

He says police later went to their residences were army uniforms and boots were also recovered.

He says the suspects who are being held at Jinja CPS will be charged with possession of government stores.

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