In short
Nabakooza claims that Kisembo gave them telephone numbers 0754759561 registered in the name of Amir Ssemakula Migadde where they deposited Shillings 2 million and 0772544338 registered in the name of Bwiso where they deposited Shillings 600,000.
A woman in Wakiso
District is accusing two operatives attached to the State House Anti-Corruption
Unit-SHACU and Special Forces Command-SFC respectively of kidnapping her
relative and extorting Shillings 2 million from his family. The complainant is Rahima
Nabakooza, a resident of Najjanankumbi along Entebbe Road in Wakiso District.
She accuses Amon Kisembo who is purportedly attached to SHACU and Captain Akampulira from the Special Forces Command - SFC of kidnapping Baker Senabulya on August 9th, 2019. According to Nabakooza, the duo kidnapped Senabulya for allegedly stealing a smart phone.
The suspect, according to Nabakooza, informed the operatives that he had bought the said smart phone from a Congolese national. He reportedly led Kisembo and Akampulira to the Congolese national who reportedly confessed to have sold the suspect the smart phone.
According to Nabakooza, even after arresting the Congolese national, Kisembo and Akampulira demanded for Shillings 2 million from his relatives to secure his release. Nabakooza claims that Kisembo gave them telephone numbers 0754759561 registered in the name of Amir Ssemakula Migadde where they deposited Shillings 2 million and 0772544338 registered in the name of Bwiso where they deposited Shillings 600,000.
//Cue in "Nebatuwa lawyer…
Cue out…Omwana gyali,"//
She however, says Kisembo warned her never to go close to him because Senabulya's case was being handled by Akampulira. Nabakooza and her relatives opened a case at Kampala Central Police Station vide SD Ref 42/27/08/19 against Kisembo.
She however, says they were surprised when the case was registered against unknown suspect. Indeed, the case reference indicates that the suspect is unknown. According to Nabakooza, they went to SHACU offices to meet Lt. Col. Edith Nakalema, the head of the unit where they found Kisembo who followed them inside.
She explains that instead of being taken to Nakalema's office, a certain army officer donning military uniform offered to handle the matter. To her surprise, Kisembo and the unidentified officer engaged in sideline talks and later asked her to return home and wait for Senabulya's release.
//Cue in: "Oyo Amon….
Cue Out:…..simu
Nabakooza spoke with tears rolling down her cheeks in the Office of Kampala Metropolitan Police Spokesperson, Patrick Onyango, saying they are worried that Senabulya could have been killed.
Akampulira, who is also a Community Liaison Officer - CLO under Kampala Metropolitan Police - KMP, wasn't in his office at Kampala Central Police Station - CPS to comment on the allegations leveled against him.
However, Akampulira's co-accused Kisembo told Uganda Radio Network - URN to tell Nabakooza to go to hell. The KMP Spokesperson, Patrick Onyango, said he was waiting to get information on the case filed by Nabakooza and her relatives.
He, however, he advised Nabakooza to open another case of extortion against the accused. An officer from the SHACU who only identified herself as Azida disowned Kisembo, saying they do not have anyone with that name.
//cue in "We do not have anyone…
Cue out… we shall investigate"//
She accuses Amon Kisembo who is purportedly attached to SHACU and Captain Akampulira from the Special Forces Command - SFC of kidnapping Baker Senabulya on August 9th, 2019. According to Nabakooza, the duo kidnapped Senabulya for allegedly stealing a smart phone.
The suspect, according to Nabakooza, informed the operatives that he had bought the said smart phone from a Congolese national. He reportedly led Kisembo and Akampulira to the Congolese national who reportedly confessed to have sold the suspect the smart phone.
According to Nabakooza, even after arresting the Congolese national, Kisembo and Akampulira demanded for Shillings 2 million from his relatives to secure his release. Nabakooza claims that Kisembo gave them telephone numbers 0754759561 registered in the name of Amir Ssemakula Migadde where they deposited Shillings 2 million and 0772544338 registered in the name of Bwiso where they deposited Shillings 600,000.
//Cue in "Nebatuwa lawyer…
Cue out…Omwana gyali,"//
She however, says Kisembo warned her never to go close to him because Senabulya's case was being handled by Akampulira. Nabakooza and her relatives opened a case at Kampala Central Police Station vide SD Ref 42/27/08/19 against Kisembo.
She however, says they were surprised when the case was registered against unknown suspect. Indeed, the case reference indicates that the suspect is unknown. According to Nabakooza, they went to SHACU offices to meet Lt. Col. Edith Nakalema, the head of the unit where they found Kisembo who followed them inside.
She explains that instead of being taken to Nakalema's office, a certain army officer donning military uniform offered to handle the matter. To her surprise, Kisembo and the unidentified officer engaged in sideline talks and later asked her to return home and wait for Senabulya's release.
//Cue in: "Oyo Amon….
Cue Out:…..simu
Nabakooza spoke with tears rolling down her cheeks in the Office of Kampala Metropolitan Police Spokesperson, Patrick Onyango, saying they are worried that Senabulya could have been killed.
Akampulira, who is also a Community Liaison Officer - CLO under Kampala Metropolitan Police - KMP, wasn't in his office at Kampala Central Police Station - CPS to comment on the allegations leveled against him.
However, Akampulira's co-accused Kisembo told Uganda Radio Network - URN to tell Nabakooza to go to hell. The KMP Spokesperson, Patrick Onyango, said he was waiting to get information on the case filed by Nabakooza and her relatives.
He, however, he advised Nabakooza to open another case of extortion against the accused. An officer from the SHACU who only identified herself as Azida disowned Kisembo, saying they do not have anyone with that name.
//cue in "We do not have anyone…
Cue out… we shall investigate"//
